• Logo Design & Brand Identity (Business cards, stationery, etc.)
• Brochures, Catalogs & Direct Mail
• Specialty Calendars
• Newsletters & E-Newsletters
• Wedding Invitations
• Cards & Special Event Invitations
• Photo Retouching for antique photos, senior pictures & family portraits
• One-on-One Photoshop Training
Contact Renee Halgerson today: copperinkdesign@hotmail.com or 605-480-4471
From strategic planning, to creative concepting and printing the final product, Copper Ink Design has you covered from start to finish. Not sure where to start? Contact Renee today for a quote and she'll help guide your project to make sure it fits your deadlines, budget and expectations.
"There's a cultural bias. When a man is bossy, he comes across as assertive and in command. When a woman is bossy, she comes off as aggressive and power-hungry."
~Susan Docherty, U.S. sales, service and marketing chief at General Motors
ELEMENT OF DESIGN. CONDUCTOR OF CREATIVITY.
Copper Ink Design specializes in graphic design and marketing strategies. From product catalogs and logos to wedding invitations and custom calendars, these custom graphic design solutions spread your message, polish your brand identity, and can build your business.
People learned 5,000 years ago that copper can be strengthened if it is mixed with other metals. If needed, Copper Ink can pull from the best outside resources of photography, art and web design experts to give you the strongest marketing solution possible.
PROPERTIES OF COPPER INK:
Element of Design-
Copper is element 29 on the Periodic Table of Elements. It has a high boiling point and a low melting point. Copper is polished. It holds value through the exchange of currency.
Copper Ink Design likes to think of itself in similar ways--–it is polished, can bring value to your brand, and can succeed in the most extreme situations.
Conductor of Creativity-
The element of copper is a natural conductor of heat and electricity. Copper Ink Design conducts the most creative and succesful solutions for your project.
