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Sushi on Fire

Rob Milburn — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:25:06 +0000

Sushi on Fire is a happening spot in Huntington Beach. The restaurant is located right on Main street and is a favorite with locals and tourists alike. The fun atmosphere and upbeat tempo make it the place to go for sushi in Huntington Beach.

Sushi on Fire needed menus that fit into their theme as well as fit their extensive menu. Pier Marketing worked with Sushi on Fire in all aspects of designing the menu. Pier Marketing scheduled a photo shoot to take pictures of the food and location that are used for Sushi on Fire advertising as well as to showcase the menu items.

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Prince Weddings

Rob Milburn — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:36:19 +0000

Prince Weddings is a premier Wedding Photography and Videography company in Southern California. Prince Weddings style is elegant and personal, so they came to Pier Marketing to capture what they do for their clients and have that style translated in their website.

Pier Marketing used many various elements to create www.priceweddings.net. The navigation of the website starts with an easy-to-use, inviting feel and a custom Flash opening. The interior of the site has custom video galleries, Google Picasa image gallery integration, jQuery Javascript and a WordPress Blog to give this site its excellent and easy-to-use functionality.

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The Importance of Graphic Design

Rob Milburn — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:48:07 +0000

Graphic Design is all around us in our society. It is what drives advertising, attracts us to brands and makes public settings enjoyable or “hard on the eyes”. With this being said, it is no wonder why Graphic Design is so important to our everyday lives. As times and styles change, the socially acceptable elements of Graphic Design change.

Lets look at some examples of changing design.

In the 1970′s there was a lot of design being done with flowers and Earth Tones. This was due to the state of our society being in the “Hippy” era. Designs were Psychedelic and crazy with floral patterns and fun shapes.

In the 1980′s we found the masses being attracted to bright neon colors and a sort of robotic feel. This was most likely due to the advent of computers and the emergence of technology.

The 1990′s brought us a sort of transition phase to where we are now. I personally cannot think of any defined style or relevance of the 1990′s but it was probably in anticipation of the new millennium.

In this dawn of the new century we have a new style that is prevalent all around us. This is sort of a minimalistic, yet bold approach to design. Quite a few ads and designs are not much more than well placed images with a couple splashes of text and a logo. This style has been driving Websites, print ad campaigns and outdoor media for quite a few years now.

No matter what style of design an individual likes, if they are a designer, they still have to follow some basic elements of the trends around them. Adopting parts of various styles will make a design unique, but making sure it appeals to the masses is what will make the design successful.

Pier Marketing is a marketing firm that has worked closely with various companies to develop graphics for everything from Advertisements and Point of Sale Materials to Trade Show Booths and Websites. To learn more Pier Marketing’s Graphic Design and Advertising services, Please contact us today for a no obligation consultation.

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