Whether helping our clients visualize their ideas or designing and producing our own in-house products, we take pride in the work that we do.
We strive to offer the best customer service and communication to our clients. We want to establish long-term working relationships.
In effort to give back and support a variety of non-profit fundraising efforts, we established www.balletgiftshop.com and www.crittergifts.com
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We can do [just about] anything!
We will help you bring your idea to life! With a special focus on usability, environmental impact, and styling, we will design your product with additional attention to manufacturability and market success.
Are you almost finished with the product development phase and now require a working prototype? Contact us for a free quote on prototyping services.
We are able to work from verbal descriptions, image references, and even rough sketches to develop presentation-ready drawings and renderings to impress your clients and potential investors.
We design logos, marketing collateral, websites, wedding stationery/invitations, exhibit layout and signage, business cards... essentially, you dream it up and we can help bring it to life!
Our in-house 50 watt laser-engraver can handle almost any engraving and prototyping project. Contact us for more details!
We strive for complete customer satisfaction. We have a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) available to sign anytime to help you protect your idea.
Based in the Denver Metro area, our team is ready to help you with your next project.
Principal, Designer
Areas of interest:
Product Design, Design Research, Project Management, Marketing, User Interface Design, Graphic Design, Packaging Design, and Entrepreneurship.
Michael is also an Associate Professor of the Practice in Innovation & Product Design & Development and Executive Director of the Innovation Floor at the University of Denver's Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
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