The document contains information about William Herdter's graphic art services. It is divided into multiple sections that describe different aspects of his services, including creative design and production, technique and production processes, using communication for corporate collateral, hands-on studio art and comp production, and mechanics of dielines and fillable forms. The document provides Herdter's contact information and emphasizes his role in assuring finished graphic pieces are delivered as conceived.
2. Creative design and production
From concept to
finished mechanical,
and everything
in-between.
Design and layout.
Source images or
create them. Scanning
and color adjustment.
Proper process and
spot colors, correct
font usage and
proofreading.
Working with the
printer, Ill assure that
the finished piece is
delivered as it was
conceived.
William Herdter
203.482.1368
herdter@sbcglobal.net
3. Technique production
Proper usage of
process and spot
colors, correct font
usage, RGB vs. CMYK
and proofreading all
responsibilities of
production. Working
with the designer,
Ill assure that the
finished piece prints
as it was conceived.
William Herdter
203.482.1368
herdter@sbcglobal.net
4. Communication corporate collateral
ah, communication
the imparting or
exchanging of
information or news
and the right visual
helps spread the
word with the help of
just about the entire
Adobe Creative Suite
William Herdter
203.482.1368
herdter@sbcglobal.net
5. Hands On! studio art/comp production
12-pack and 6-pack
cartons, bottle labels,
necker, cap and can
graphics all comps
graphics created using
Illustrator and Photoshop
(and a bit of gold foil paper.)
Cartons built with
paperboard, foam-core
and hot-melt glue.
These and the
Entenmanns cartons
also comps were used in
table-top and television
shots before the real, final
packaging was produced.
William Herdter
203.482.1368
herdter@sbcglobal.net