GSI · Graphic Design

Graphic Design in Kissimmee, FL

Logos, corporate identity, business cards, brochures, flyers and postcards, designed by the people who also build the signs, so your brand works on every surface.

Office with Artemis Lifestyles logo wall graphic and Our Mission lettering on glassIn-house design and production · Kissimmee, FL
Overview

Graphic Design.
Made to be seen.

A logo has to work on a business card and on a building. Because we design and produce in the same shop, we design with the finished piece in mind: how a mark cuts on the router, how a color prints on vinyl, how a line reads from across a parking lot. We create logos and corporate identities, then carry them into business cards, brochures, flyers, postcards and the signs and vehicles that put your name in front of people.

What to send us

A photo of the space or vehicle, rough measurements and your logo are enough to start. No artwork yet? We can design it.

Applications

Built for the setting.

Artemis Lifestyles logo printed on a white interior wall

Logos and corporate identity

A strong identity starts with a logo that holds up at every size. We design new marks, refresh existing ones and deliver a set of colors, fonts and files you can use everywhere. Tampa Bay Joint & Spine, C3 Wellness Spa and Big City Barbers all have logos we designed alongside the signs we produced for them.

Retail display wall with backlit photo panels and the Miracle Leaf logo, Miracle Leaf Orlando project

Print design

Business cards, brochures, flyers and postcards carry your brand into people’s hands. We design them to match your signs and vehicles, build the layouts around your approved content and prepare the files for print. One studio, one set of brand files, one consistent look across everything you hand out.

Blue Unisen Senior Living monument sign with a 12401 address post in a landscaped flower bed, Unisen Senior Living project

Artwork for production

Sign and wrap artwork has rules that screen design doesn’t: vector paths for cutting, bleed for printing, panel breaks for vehicles. We prepare production files for every job that leaves our shop, and we can rebuild a low-resolution logo as clean vector art when the original file has been lost.

Before you get started

Questions about
graphic design.

Straight answers to the questions we hear before most projects. Anything else, call (407) 935-1876.

How much does it cost to have a logo designed?

It depends on how much exploration you need. Refreshing an existing mark takes less time than building a new identity from scratch, and adding business cards or signage changes the scope. We quote design work after a short conversation about your business, your customers and the places the logo will appear first.

Can you design a logo and make the sign?

Yes, and that is where working with one shop pays off. Designing the logo and the sign together means the mark is built to cut, print and light well from day one. Tampa Bay Joint & Spine is a good example: we designed the logo, then produced the storefront, interior and ADA signs.

What is corporate identity design?

Corporate identity is the system around your logo: colors, typefaces, layouts and the rules for using them. It keeps your business cards, website, signs and vehicles looking like one company. We design identity systems with production in mind, so the same colors hold up on paper, vinyl, acrylic and aluminum.

What should I prepare before a design meeting?

Bring anything that already represents your business: an old logo, photos of your location, colors you like or dislike and examples of brands you admire. Tell us where the design will appear first, whether that is a sign, a truck or a brochure, so we can design for that use from the start.

Start your project

Tell us what you have in mind.

Three fields and you’re done: your name, your phone and the service you need. We’ll call you to talk through the details.

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