Perry Design

08/01/2009

It's August 1st! Here's the big announcement: Perry Designs is now offering INCREDIBLY insane prices on photo editing services! Cropping and red eye reduction for a buck, vignette effects for four bucks, and much more! Check the link below for more details!

07/24/2009

Big announcement coming August 1st! We're gonna be offering some amazing services for next to nothing - STAY TUNED!

07/23/2009

These are logos I have submitted into design contests. These are serving solely as demonstrations of my ability and if they are in this album, they were NOT selected as the winning logo and are not currently being used by the companies indicated.

07/22/2009

Check out some of the work Perry Design has done for our clients over the years, as well as some other graphic design samples from my personal portfolio!

07/20/2009

Just made a discussion post on our Discussions thread! Are you into arts? Into graphic design? I wanna hear from you!

07/14/2009

Has a new web address! This should make it easier to get to us.

07/14/2009

Here's a proper link to the site. Enjoy!

Every successful business on the planet has an equally successful brand associated with it. From the logo to the color scheme all the way to the uniforms their employees wear to the colors used in the ...

07/14/2009

Our website is live! Though still under construction, feel free to check out what we have so far and keep posted as the site nears it's completion!

07/14/2009

BEMORE™ with Perry Design! Our BEMORE campaign explains the benefits of having a professional designer give your small business the brand and image it needs to be successful. Contact us today or visit perrydesign.50webs.com for more info!

07/14/2009

This was a packaging design done for a school project for a fictional product by Kensington called Ball-in-a-Box, a trackball mousing device. As indicated by the flat box shown, I made sure to include all relevant information such as system specs and features as well as additional detail on the back and even the logo of their parent company on the bottom flap of the box. The center "O" on the front would feature a clear plastic viewing window in which the product could be seen inside.