I offer two design packages for logo development based whether the logo will be used regionally, or nationally / internationally. A logo used for a larger market requires more research and design development to be unique. Other factors include whether the logo is a redesign or starting from scratch.
To begin, I’ll provide you with a PAZ Logo Survey to understand your expectations and the scope of work.
Then the design process begins. Initial concepts are presented, and with your feedback, a second round of concepts are reviewed. Once the concept is approved, it is applied to a business card master, letterhead and envelope layouts. If applicable, other concepts are shown on shirts, signage and vehicle graphics.
The finished logo is provided to you in a variety of digital file formats, in color and black and white.
To see more examples of my designs, click here and request the PAZ Logo Samples PDF.
RETAIL AUDIO AND VIDEO SPECIALISTS
BLUEBERRY GROWER AND PACKER
PRODUCTS MADE FROM RECYCLED PAPER
OFFICE BUILDING IN RIVER FRONT PARK
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF MARION AND POLK COUNTIES
SPONSORED BY THE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF MARION AND POLK COUNTIES
PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL STAIR SYSTEMS
SERVING FROM THE CENTER OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
In packaging, it’s all about form and function combined with the aesthetic.
The retail package must draw the eye to the shelf and quickly communicate the product’s benefits and features.
In wholesale packaging, the corrugated container can be more than a box; it can become a billboard.
My designs and final artwork have been prepared for a variety of printing methods: offset lithography, flexography, die cutting, screen printing. The end products are bags, bottles, boxes and tubes.
Do you have a product or package to develop? Click here to set up an appointment and let’s talk.
Sold online and in airport gift shops to minimize cold symptoms before and after traveling.
Retail bag design for Stein Garden & Home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Cases of maché floral vases are sold to wholesale floral suppliers. When stacked in the supplier’s warehouse, it creates a product billboard. Western Pulp Products, client.
The CariFree product line is sold on its website to dentists and patients.
The package contains one dozen latex decoys and works as a point of purchase counter display. It mimicked the style of the original package produced in the 1930s. I.S.A. Corporation, client.
Keep it simple and bold. Engage the viewer. When you’re competing for attention at a trade show or a retail environment, the message must be clear.
A good headline, legible typography, and an attractive visual will effectively tell the story or describe your product or service’s benefits.
Begin the design process early so there’s time to develop the concept and get it properly printed, assembled and shipped.
Ready to discuss your next display project? Click here.
The history of Salem Hospital.
Exhibited at a trade show of food processors.
Layton Systems, manufacturer of food processing equipment.
Salem Health’s physician recruitment campaign.
Promoting online portal for patients, Salem Health client.
Promoting specialty wine shippers, Western Pulp Products, client.
Your message can be on the move, or high above the traffic. The design will tie in to your corporate brand for recognition and continuity.
It’s vital to keep the message simple and bold—since a viewer often has only 2 or 3 seconds to read it.
For new projects, I meet with my client to discuss the scope of work, then present concept options. When the concept is approved, I’ll work directly with the sign shop or billboard company to prepare final digital artwork to their specifications.
Final graphics and printing by Gillespie Graphics; NORPAC client.
Green Thumb Landscaping, client.
West Valley Hospital, Salem Health, client.
Salem Spine Center, Salem Health, client.
Hear No Evil, client.
Photos of products or people. For print or the web.
Shooting in my studio helps to keep the project within budget and on time. Plus, there is continuity between the concept and the finished product — the aesthetic is maintained.
BBQ GRILLS, TRAEGER INDUSTRIES, CLIENT
CATALOG COVER FOR RED STEER GLOVES, CLIENT
PRODUCTS FOR DENTISTS AND PATIENTS, ORAL BIOTECH, CLIENT
WINE SHIPPERS, WESTERN PULP, CLIENT
INDUSTRIAL LATEX GLOVES, I.S.A. CORPORATION, CLIENT
RECREATIONS MACHE FLORAL CONTAINERS, WESTERN PULP PRODUCTS, CLIENT
COMMERCIAL BBQ TRAILER, TRAEGER INDUSTRIES, CLIENT
FINISHED IMAGE FOR SALEM ELECTRIC’S ANNUAL REPORT.
ORIGINAL IMAGE SHOWN BELOW:
Since 1995 I’ve worked with Willamette Valley area builders and architects to document their newly completed projects.
Typically with each photo project I do a walk-through with the client to note the important and unique features.
Then I return to the location—often several times—to capture the best light.
My photo package includes ten finished images for a set fee. If the client likes additional images from the shoot, those are available at a per-photo charge.
If you have a project you would like to discuss, click here.
Photographed for Deffenbaugh & Associates, architects.
Photographed for Deffenbaugh & Associates, architects.
Photographed for Deffenbaugh & Associates, architects.
Photographed for Pence Kelly Construction.
Photographed for Deffenbaugh & Associates, architects.
Photographed for Pence Kelly Construction.
Photographed for Carlson Veit Architects.
It’s all about organizing information: Creating a visual hierarchy with good typography to communicate your message quickly and easily.
And produce visuals that are attractive and within budget.
Design and photography by Paz.
A brochure or sales/information sheet is only one component of your campaign, but it is a significant one. Brochures have long been the workhorse for companies looking to promote their product or service, usually given in a face-to-face meeting like a trade show, or sent by mail.
Print literature works hand-in-hand with your website. It gives your customer ideas to ponder and consider before going to your website to place an order.
Design and Photography by Paz. Northwestern Exposure, client.
Featuring arrangements by Matt Wood, AIFD florist. Design and photos by Paz. Western Pulp Products Co., client.
Processors and packer of hazelnut products. Design and photos by Paz.
Design and photos by Paz. Western Pulp Products Co., client.
Print ads for consumers, for trade magazines, for email campaigns. Ads for healthcare, for heavy or light industrial manufacturers, or for retail.
Print ad campaigns can also be developed into into digital ads and published through services such as ConstantContact, Facebook and Instagram.