David Derr of D2 Studios Inc.worked for New Jersey advertising agencies as Art and Creative Director before starting D2 Studios Inc. in 1993. Derr has achieved national recognition with designs for clients such as A&E Cable Network, Zoom, Times Warner, Interep, M&A Advisors, Cygnus Expositions, PennWell Publications, Kidde, UTC, Curtiss Wright, and other clients in commercial as well as entertainment fields.
His expertise includes the design of, logos, brochures, presentations, corporate identity packages, websites, CD/DVD and Book covers, Magazine design and layout, Trade show publications and collateral materials, Corporate communications, ads, software interfaces, etc.
His expertise includes the design of, logos, brochures, presentations, corporate identity packages, websites, CD/DVD and Book covers, Magazine design and layout, Trade show publications and collateral materials, Corporate communications, ads, software interfaces, etc.
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The feel of a good paper stock, the smell of freshly printed material (subconsciously the smell speaks to a part of our brain that registers the product is something new and exciting), the play of light off the paper with different types of varnishes (either gloss or dull and my favorite a combination of each), the ability to custom die-cut pieces and incorporate different textures and folds just carries a richness of experience.
D2 Studios Graphic Design create logos that enhance your businesses image and set the stage for its growth. Logos needs to be eye catching and simple, innovative. Your logo gives the first impression of your business. At D2 Studios Graphic Design we Dress your business for success. Contact us for more specifics included in the packages.
Updated all printed and electronic literature, corporate ID, and signage for The Fire and Emergency Manufacturers and Services Association. FEMSA represents over 140 companies and needed a new "look" that equally represented the fire and EMS industries. The initial design process included concepts incorporating various images from both the Fire and EMS sectors.
There are three schools of thought. The cynics hold that a good advertisement is an advertisement with a client's OK on it. Another school accepts Raymond Rubicam's definition. The best identification of a great advertisement is that its public is not only strongly sold by it, but that both the public and the advertising world remember it for a long time as an admirable piece of work.
Packaging is what brings a brand to life. The packaging is the products identity, its public face. And it continually plays the message in people's homes. The outside design has to really grab a customer to want them to choose it among its competitive products.
The more competitors you have in running the business, the more important packaging design you have to think about, especially as we speak about how to make a great difference between your product with any others.Think about this, a package has approximately three seconds to grab someone's attention.
The more competitors you have in running the business, the more important packaging design you have to think about, especially as we speak about how to make a great difference between your product with any others.Think about this, a package has approximately three seconds to grab someone's attention.
