Logo development is the supreme discipline of graphic design. A logo has to fit your brand. According to the given requirements it has to communicate a more or less concrete message about your brand. Even subconsciously specific signals or feelings coming from the logo can be perceived. At the same time it has to be “legible” and needs to work in all that mediums that you are planning to apply it to.

Corporate Design, the first visual impression of your company -  and the first impression counts as is known. Corporate Design consists of the development of essential elements of the company appearance: Logo varieties, typography, colors, style of photo and illustration, and so on. Corporate design guidelines keep track of the status quo of the company appearance and is a binding demand for both internal employees and external cooperations. The extent of the corporate design and the need for guidelines vary according to the given requirements.

Web Design is different from other disciplines in graphic design: Here you can only give that much form as the technology behind it allows you. If you know how the programming works, you can get the best out of the design without forgetting that clear arrangements and a high user-friendliness should be far at the top of your list. For every demand there is the fit form - we will gladly advise you which options might be the best solutions for your project.

Advertising may come in many different shapes. A small flyer or an elaborated ad campaign? Banner for the next congress or directly animated for the world wide web? Established mediums or unusual ways of communication – as long as the right message meets the right eyes, everything is going to go smoothly. 

Editorial Design describes the conception and designing of books, magazines or many paged brochures. Clear arrangements plays one of the most important roles here, as much as an appealing design that is able to fit the content. Another amazing challenge is finding an interesting and eye-friendly treatment of otherwise rather sober contents like plain information and figures.

Packaging Design has to assert itself and stand up to the competition in the very same shelf. Your product wants to be directly identified as part of your brand, while there is much more to it than placing the logo on the box. Also lots of necessary information or multilingualism want to be unobtrusively “packed up”. 

Illustration: When the explanatory power of photography reaches its limits, or the content would unintentionally be communicated too concrete, illustration comes into play. Also to respond to the often occurring arbitrariness of the use of stock photography with a fresh diversification. Humorous or informative? Accurate as to its technique or creatively artistic? Technique and style are calling the shots here. Animation really breathes life into the illustrations.