About Us
We’re the guys who dissect restaurant menus for design elements during lunch. We're also the guys who critique the typefaces used in the credits of whatever movie we’re watching. We’re those guys.
We’re experienced and we love what we do. We’ve studied design and we keep up with the latest trends, but what really matters is our commitment to helping our clients reach their goals. We listen and we do our research, taking the time to understand your market and what makes you special. Design is problem solving and we're the problem solvers.
Brian Parks
I'm a Graphic Designer who lives in scenic Chattanooga, Tennessee. I've always been a creative person, but I got my start in design in the mid to late nineties building websites.
After several years of designing for the web, I finally made the leap from web design to print design. That transition, combined with my growth as a designer, led to a love for Adobe Photoshop that continues still.
Today, I enjoy designing for both the web and print. My diverse skill set includes everything from typography and web standards to social media and photography.
Outside of my freelance business, I handle graphic design duties in-house for Lodge Manufacturing (FYI, makers of the greatest cookware on the planet).
In my spare time, when I'm not spending it with my wife and daughter, I'm an avid sports fan and an obsessive movie buff.
More of Brian's Ramblings Elsewhere...
- Blip.fm: I blip weird music all over the place at this site.
- Linked In: Network with me here.
- Portfolio Show 2007: Exploitation movie inspired silliness.
- Twitter: My incoherent and semi-uncensored ramblings.
Josh Durham
My design career began when I became interested in the web, how websites were designed and the wide audience you could reach with them.
Web design was only the beginning. A certain rock band that created their own album art inspired me to explore print design and I've been hooked ever since.
My skills include web and print design and photography. Some of my photographs were published in the October 2008 edition of the Smithsonian magazine.
I also have a strong background in pre-press and production art. One of my blog articles, The 7 Deadly Sins of Print Production, was published in the November 2009 Edition of American Printer magazine.
When I'm not designing, I enjoy watching well-made films and listening to my eclectic music collection.
Find Out More About Josh Here, Too...
- Facebook: More than you probably wanted to know…
- Josh Durham.net: Check out my personal portfolio.
- Linked In: Let’s network!
- Twitter: Find out what’s on my mind.
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