Graphic Desing

Whether you require a much-needed rebrand or high-quality promotional marketing materials, our proficient graphic design agency possesses the in-house skills to create awe-inspiring designs. Our skilled graphic designers will collaborate with you to produce tailored designs that are tailored to your specific needs, allowing you to engage with your intended audience through visually compelling designs that are both impactful and empowering.

We desing:

Brochures

Websites

Mailers

Environmental desing

Exterior graphics

External signage

Flyers

Packaging

Motion graphics

Social media

... and much more

Core Graphic Desing Elements:

Line

As simple as they are, lines can take many appearances — thick, thin, brushed, dotted, dashed, curved, horizontal, diagonal, etc. With the rearrangement of lines, you can create an infinite number of graphics.

Shape

The outline of an object determines its shape. Shapes can be mechanical, organic, or abstract. Mechanical shapes are geometric, while organic shapes resemble natural objects. Abstract shapes include letters and symbols.

Colour

Colour helps to set the mood of a design as it has a strong psychological effect on the human brain. Colours have several characteristics like hue, shade, tint, tone, and intensity.

Even the most intricate graphic designs are made up of very simple components. Here are the seven core elements that have created every design you’ve ever seen.

Value

The value determines the extent of lightness or darkness of an area in a design. A contrast in value is used to separate shapes.

Texture

A common way to add depth to a design is to give objects a texture. Be it soft, rough, smooth, rugged, wooden, or fluffy — texture combines lines, shapes, and colours to achieve a visual illusion.

Size

Size allows designers to show contrast, highlight importance, and create a hierarchy to guide the viewer through the design. Components larger in size gravitate attention, creating focal points for the graphic.

Space

Graphic design uses space to separate items or sections, explain the relationship between objects, and create the illusion of a 3D environment. White or negative space forms the background of a design, allowing other elements to pop.
At its core, graphic design is a highly creative craft and will always remain so. However, it’s still guided by a set of principles. Some of the essential graphic design principles are balance, contrast, emphasis, repetition, white space, hierarchy, and more.

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