GKDesign

09/01/2016

In our recent article published in the DSBA Parchment Magazine we examine new legislation for private security personnel and private investigators.

07/04/2015

At last the new GKD website is live. Check it out at www.gkdesign.ie

12/03/2015

GKD worked on the new brand identity and website for www.cartridgeplus.ie. Check it out!

Cartridge Plus in Naas is your one stop shop for Printers & Printing, We offer low cost alternatives to buying expensive Original Branded Ink and Toners.

14/05/2014

In 1692 an artist known only as "A. Boogert" sat down to write a book in Dutch about mixing watercolors. Not only would he begin the book with a bit about the use of color in painting, but would go on to explain how to create certain hues and change the tone by adding one, two,

07/10/2013

New Phone Number

From today you can contact GKDesign at

01 254 22 23

29/07/2013

Check out the latest site from GKDesign.
www.christinedwyerhickey.com

Christine Dwyer Hickey was born in Dublin. She divides her time between Dublin and Italy. Her short stories have won several awards and have been published in various anthologies and magazines around the world. She is the author of six novels. Her latest novel The Cold Eye of Heaven was awarded the…

24/07/2013

GKDesign is now Based in Dublin.

3rd Floor
121 Capel Street
Dublin 1

26/01/2013

Featured Project:
GKDesign is working with Intuition, a global leader in eLearning solutions, to design a series of infographics to support their brand marketing.

26/07/2012

www.feargalmccarthy.ie is now live

Feargal McCarthy Painting and Decorating are professional painters and decorators, based in Lucan, Dublin. Specialising in interior and exterior painting and decorating.

04/07/2012

Latest Web Project

The new Da MArio Celbridge website is now live at www.damario.ie

12/09/2011

On the subject of books and publishing here is the cover designed by GKDesign for Maya Noise by John Dalton.

10/09/2011

Congrats to Christine Dwyer Hickey on the new book, Cold Eye of Heaven. Reviewed in the Irish Times this morning.