Deadwilder Design & Illustration
Deadwilder Design & Illustration

Deadwilder Design & Illustration

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Introduction: Deadwilder Design & Illustration was established in 2007 as a studio dedicated to beautifully communicating the messages our clients want to convey. Although we have a propensity for working in the fields of natural history and biological science, our scope of work has grown to include a diverse range of industries including architecture, outdoor retail, casual fashion, and food/beverage packaging. We definitely want to hear from you if you need help with any of the following projects: - Branding & marketing your company image. - Beautifying or newly constructing your online presence. - Finding ways to make your print collateral stand out from the herd. - Individual illustration projects such as logo design, interpretive signage, event posters & invitations, retail packaging, and apparel design. Feel free to contact us with any ideas you are in the midst of contemplating, and we'll be happy to help you explore the possibilities.
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  • What types of customers have you worked with?

    The vast majority of our work is helping clients achieve a beautiful and individualized aesthetic for both their online presence and print collateral. However, we are also frequently hired for individual illustration projects that are used in a variety of applications such as logo design, interpretive signage, event posters & invitations, retail packaging, and apparel design.

  • What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

    When hiring an illustrator, artist, or designer, always make sure you clearly understand the image rights that are being passed on to you. Questions you should ask/familiarize yourself with are: "is this project work for hire", "who retains the full image rights", "are there restrictions (media type, geographic, time) to the limited use agreement I'm signing?". The more you understand about image rights from both parties, the more likely you are to come to a fair pricing arrangement.