Each year DeKalb County facilitates a small business conference in Decatur, Georgia at which around 300 attendees participate in workshops, a breakfast, lunch and dinner event, and a vendor exhibit area.

We were tasked with creating graphics materials for this event in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2011. For this event, we designed posters, vertical and horizontal banners, tickets, table tents, name tags, brochures and more.

 

 

Cornerstone Community Services needed GMDS to create a visual brand for its non-profit start-up from the ground up.

Once the owner of Cornerstone shared it’s creative goals, we were able to come up with colors that represented its mission and vision, finalize a logo and create supplemental promotional items like a brochure, business cards, a website and letterhead.

 

 

GMDS went a step further when En-Lyfe Nutraceutical Group had us complete it’s visual brand with a consistent brochure, corporate identity items and a website.

Initially ENG presented us with three original logo comps that they had procured from another graphic designer, the design dimensions we were to use (5.5 x 8.5 inches with bleeds), and the actual product in a plain white bottle as the foundation for what we were to create. The logo comps were great and gave us a foundation on which to build. Read more about an item from this project.

 

 

A fun project with a burst of bright colors. Girls Inc. of Washington D.C. enlisted our services to create the look of it’s elegant event entitled The Power of the Purse. Girls Inc. representatives submitted an idea and some great photographs that enabled us to come up with an effective identity symbol and other promotional items like a program booklet, save-the-date cards, a flyer and an e-blast.