Graphic Design: Visuals that Inspire

Make them say “Wow, it looks great, and is easy to understand.” We like to view projects from your audience’s prospective, make it look and feel like your company, while appealing to your target audience.

For over 20 years we have provided paramount graphic design services to clients all over the world. | Read More

Web Design: Sites that Work with You

Your Web site should be an effective communication tool. We develop solutions that empower you to tell the world who you are, and listen to your customers. You should be able to control it, and it should move with the times.

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Creating iPhone Sites for Credit Unions

We recently created iPhone specific sites for two of Oklahoma City’s largest credit unions, Tinker Federal Credit Union and Weokie Credit Union. Both offer members a refined web experience that is easy to navigate. The simplified version has exactly the information you need to get to quickly, with links to larger areas of their standard sites.

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Heinz Dip & Squeeze.

February 4, 2010 in Design, Our Blog Leave a reply

In a packaging breakthrough that could influence an entire industry, Heinz has introduced a revamped ketchup packet – the Heinz Dip & Squeeze. The new design allows consumers to use it in two ways: either tear off the tip and squeeze like a traditional packet, or peel back the entire lid to dip. It also holds a whopping three times as much ketchup as the old packet, meaning less post consumer waste.

The new Dip & Squeeze is the first packet makeover in 42 years for the food service industry. The new packaging will be released in March and will be available at in quick service restaurants by the end of the year. — Kelly

Monopoly Boards Go Circular.

February 2, 2010 in Our Blog 3 Comments

For it’s 75th anniversary Monopoly is going circular. At least their boards are. They’re also making the switch over to credit cards from of the colored currency so many of us grew up playing with (and inevitably losing).

I get what they’re trying to do. Updating the game to match the times and all. But I have to ask myself, is it really a good idea to promote credit in the face of the financial crisis we’re in the midst of? I also can’t quite shake the feeling that it’s going to turn out out to be another New Coke situation. And we all remember how that one ended, right?

Luckily, Monopoly is being and bit smarter and continuing to offer both game designs once the round board rolls out this fall. True purists of the game can continue to whittle away the hours with their traditional boards and paper, while a younger generation can latch onto the latest and greatest. Sound like everyone may be a winner in the end. — Kelly

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