Graphics

This page is not really here to sell graphics themselves. Graphics and graphic work are core components of almost everything we do. Whether your project is a new website, a web-based application, print material, or even a video, graphics are essential to take it from a boring, generic look to an appealing look that fits your brand/company image, and will sell your products and services.

Other than the obvious Custom Graphic Design services we provide, here are some lesser-known graphic services we also provide that are equally important to just about any project...

Graphic Optimization

So you have graphics already? But are they web-ready? Unless you know for certain your graphics have been optimized for the web, they probably aren't ideal for use as-is. But why worry about web optimization? Optimization will improve loading speeds as well as use less space on your web server. Optimization is a completely transparent service; we treat it as a normal and automatic part of any process that involves graphics for the web, whether submitted to us by you, or graphics created entirely by us.

Photo Touch-Ups

Perhaps you had your portrait/photo taken, but there's a blemish you're not happy with. No problem. We can take care of almost any minor change you could want. Here are just a few things we've done for customers so far:

• Removal of Moles, Acne & other Skin Blemishes
• Change or Add Make-up
• Change Eye Color; removing "red eye"
• Change Hair Color/Style or Skin Tone
• Other Hair Alterations
• Background Changes/Replacements
• Removal of text, graphics, etc.

High-Resolution Graphic Recovery

Many graphic designers will tell you it can't be done. But we have a full page dedicated to it. Read more about it here.

NOTE: You must OWN the copyright to any photos or graphics you provide to us; or you must have secured permission to use any images you provide for use in your project. Such permission must also include the right to make alterations or derivative works based on the material if warranted by your project. Since the legal responsibility for copyright infringement rests entirely on you, the owner of the final product, we generally do not ask for proof that you have permission to use the material in question unless we suspect that there may be a violation. Even if you are a dealer selling products manufactured by someone else, the manufacturer will often have strict guidelines on representing their brand, logo, or products.