Graphic Design
Graphic Design is a very broad term. At Harper Visuals we appreciate the art of combining shapes, colours, text, and space to create beautiful designs. We like to combine our design skills across the multiple disciplines to produce:
Logos
Brochures
Magazine articles and posters
Exhibition materials
Infographics and so much more…
Logos and branding for businesses
Build your business identity
Establishing a strong brand is important in a very busy world. Every industry is different but what they all have in common is the need to stand out from competitors. Whatever your business, a good logo incorporating strong colours and an attractive brandmark is an important start to establishing the brand image.
We work with new companies establishing their brand image and established companies that have spent time getting it right. We also love the challenge of re-brand.
brochures
Presenting your products in print
One of the most traditional ways of presenting your products and services is by creating a brochure. Whether it is printed; exported as a .pdf; or presented as a digital flip book we love to create beautiful representations for our clients. in this example we show-case both our graphic design capabilities as well as our photography work.
Narduzzo create the most wonderful rooms including bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms. Harper Visuals visited a number of their clients’ homes and photographed their incredible work before being tasked to present them in a beautiful brochure. Take a look
Promotional materials
Banners, Business CArds, Fliers, Magazine articles and more…
Designing for print is every graphic designer's bread and butter’ and our designers are no different. We love creating the layouts for everything from exhibition materials (banners, posters, fliers, leaflets, business cards etc) to everyday materials like signage, menus, labels etc.
In these examples, you can see pop-up banners, a tri-fold leaflet, business cards, menus, invitations, and a presentation box. All designs are ready to be sent to the printers with the correct bleeds to ensure the perfect end product.
Infographics and Icons
Creating meaning with illustrations
We all know how hard it can be to maintain concentration when faced with pages and pages of text. In the modern world, we are used to interpreting meaning via imagery. Social media is a fine example of how our attention spans are shortening over time- ‘swipe, swipe, swipe’
Your business communications should help your customers to grasp meaning as quickly as possible. This is where infographics and iconography can work the magic and we are here to design them for you.
Here are just a few examples of how we can help. The sample includes products designed for health and well-being; writing wills and buying and selling houses.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Every design brief is different and each one varies in time required. However, we understand the need to control budgets and always make sure that we give all of our clients a fixed price whenever possible. This price always includes the opportunity for changes and tweaks so you can rest assured that you have complete control over the final designs.
When fixed pricing is not possible we will fix a ‘half-day’ rate for work carried out and will always keep you aware of time spent and any future costs.
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When you book HV for your graphic design work we will arrange a deadline for all deliverables (date set by the client).
We pride ourselves in our efficiency and will deliver the very best quality products in the most time-effective manner. (No hanging around)
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When you make contact with the HV team we will arrange a call or a meeting to discuss your needs. When both parties are happy that we are ‘a good fit’ for each other, we will set the deadlines and start straight away.
When the initial designs are completed we will deliver them for you to consider. We will then meet again to discuss changes and tweaks, and then we will aim to deliver the final deliverables; in the correct formats; before the agreed deadline. (files can also be sent directly to print companies should they require them).
