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2200 Dickson Drive, #122
Austin, TX 78704
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Gino Verna Studios
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2200 Dickson Drive, #122
Austin, TX 78704 (map) - (512) 698-1226
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Gino Verna Studios • Austin, TX • $35-99 per hour
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Without creativity, we are nothing.
Gino Verna is an award-winning and highly accomplished design professional.
His areas of expertise and experience include:
• digital art
• photo retouching
• art direction
• graphic design
• integrated brand development
• corporate identity
• conceptual advertising
• packaging
A talented and multi-faceted designer with twenty years of experience in both the design sectors and executive management, Gino is a leader adept at overseeing high-profile projects from conception to completion.
Question and answer
Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A. I am the perfect service for the middle market company looking to market in a big time ad agency way without paying big ad agency prices. I am also the perfect go-to graphic specialist for big time ad agencies to outsource freelance work to.
Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?
A. My career highlight was when a licensing company took a chance on using me rather than the large NYC ad agency. The first project they let me design won "product of the year" in 2001 for the collectibles industry.
Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?
A. They should ask how much experience they have in print design. It is very important for a designer to be well schooled in design for print and it is also a skill that has not been taught to anyone who graduated design or art school in the last 15 years. Lack of knowledge of this skill can cost the customer thousands of dollars in corrections at the printer and you run the risk of not meeting deadlines.
