What is Graphic Design?

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Designing is a creative process combining words, symbols, colors, and images to create a visual representation of ideas and messages.

What is RGB?

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RGB Stands for Red, Green, Blue. RGB is used primarily for electronic-sourced devices such as televisions and monitors.

What is CMYK?

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CMYK Stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key Black. CMYK is used for color printing and each letter represents the color of ink being used.

What are bitmap images?

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A bitmap is a type of graphic composed of pixels (picture elements) in a grid. Each pixel or “bit” contains color information for the image. Bitmap graphic formats have a fixed resolution which means that resizing a bitmap graphic can result in distortion and jagged edges.

What type of file can I use for my artwork?

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We prefer vector images (.cdr, .ai, .eps, .pdf), but if that’s not possible, high resolution of the following file types are supported: .bmp, .gif, .jpg, .png, .ps, .pdf. If you do not have a vector or High Res file, your artwork will need to be digitized.

Will you be charged for revisions to your design?

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Most jobs begin with a proof. Many proofs are then revised until the customer is happy with the layout. Some design firms will charge you for these revisions – some as soon as the first – as “art fees”. D2 Designs will never charge for revisions – we’ll do as many as are needed until… Read more »