Designer, Client, End User

Designer, Client, End User

Designer, Client, End User Design is a process carried out by people, for people. At the heart of the design process is a dialogue between three key people: The graphic designer, the client or maker and the end-user. Ted DeCagna has been listening to clients’...
Ted DeCagna Receives 3 New Logo Design Awards

Ted DeCagna Receives 3 New Logo Design Awards

  August 29, 2019, Ted DeCagna has received THREE new logo design awards from a national design organization…American Graphic Design and Advertising, Ashland, KY. The 3 logos will be published in a design annual titled American Graphic Design and Advertising 32...
Metallic Lettering, The Ultimate Special Effect

Metallic Lettering, The Ultimate Special Effect

In his career Ted DeCagna has designed 199 custom logo designs to date.  Ted has earned 33 design awards and 24 of those are for logo design. Ted was recently given the challenge of designing a logotype for for a food scientist company who makes custom, nutritional,...
Make Your Logotype Exciting, Give it Style!

Make Your Logotype Exciting, Give it Style!

In today’s ocean of business logo designs, many are mediocre. Why settle for mediocre at best? A great logo is built with hand lettering skills that make familiar letterforms exclusive to you.  The best designs have a striking symbol that communicates what the...
Logo Design, Dramatic Before & Afters

Logo Design, Dramatic Before & Afters

Ted was given the challenge of designing a new logo for Jersey Ice Corporation, Elizabeth, New Jersey. A major Italian Ice company in New Jersey since the 1950’s. Above 1. On the left was the logo the clients ad agency designed with the feeling of the old Bazooka Joe...
The Reward of Creating Great Graphic Design

The Reward of Creating Great Graphic Design

Graphic Design excited me from an early age.  My eye always gravitated to striking, high tech and stream lined designs, including exciting letter-forms, dynamic logos and eye-catching graphics from TV, magazines, posters, vinyl album covers, newspapers and ads....
New Logo Can Mean New Business

New Logo Can Mean New Business

When you started your company, you commissioned a logo design and it has served you well. In the early days, your logo appeared on stationery, business cards, and the sign on your office door. As your business grew it moved onto packaging and was featured in your...

A Graphic Designer Who Listens

Graphic design has been described as “art with a purpose” and in many ways, this is true. Art arouses emotion depending on whether the viewer likes or dislikes the pattern, color, style, or subject of the artwork. Graphic design also induces emotion. Think about...

Your Brand Needs a Family Resemblance

When you attend a family reunion or a holiday dinner, you recognize family members even if you haven’t seen them in a while. Something in your brain says: “That’s Aunt Judy’s son” or, “Here’s Uncle Joe, he looks just like Mom.” They share a family resemblance and your...

Experience – It Does Make a Difference

Experience – It Does Make a Difference Whether you’re new at being a business owner or you’ve been running a company for decades, you can appreciate the value of experience. Having experience means you’ve “been there, done that” and worked your way through more than a...