samples
Most of the samples below, and most of those linked to this page, originally appeared in print. The sample Web pages either appear on other organizations' Web sites or were especially created to provide information and serve as samples of our work.
Designs such as some of the logos do not appear in color because they were originally created for black and white reproduction. The sample newsletter (link at right) was created to use two colors. Sample display ads were designed for black and white reproduction.
You will find a more detailed explanation of our philosophy, services, and rates in our printed brochure, which you can order by clicking on the "Guestbook" button above. We print the brochure to order on a 1200 dot per inch laser printer that can output camera-ready artwork for reproduction.
Please explore these samples—and be sure to look at the other resources available on this site. Many thanks.
All of the sample logos below were designed for print, but can easily be adapted for the World Wide Web. We usually design a logo as part of a larger project, such as a letterhead or brochure. If you would like to discuss a logo project, however, we offer complete service at reasonable prices.
Clockwise, from top left: Northwest Interfaith Movement, Philadelphia, PA; Encore Consulting Group, Wyoming, MI (now out of business); Parkside Association of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA; HBE Foundation, Bryn Mawr, PA
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The sites below were created for various customers. One of them is currently being built. When ot is completed, the link will take you to the live site instead of the work in progress.
Dietrich W. Botstiber Foundation—Web site designed for a foundation based in Media, Pennsylvania, which sponsors humanitarian programs, scholarships for international students, and a nationally-known Institute for Austrian-American Studies.
Law Office of Terrance A. Kline—Website for a small law office specializing in estate planning, wills, trusts, and business planning.
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Cover of book, Please Remember Me, by Rita Ungaro-Schiavone, published as a fund-raiser for Aid for Friends, a Philadelphia charity which visits and provides meals for elderly shut-ins. Cover design, editing and help with organization of text, and internal book design by Desktop Resources. |
Created in 1997 for Stapeley, a Quaker-run retirement community, this brochure is still in use. It gives a full description of Stapeley's facilities and services, along with details of the qualities that make Stapeley a good choice for retirement, admissions procedures, and apartment plans. The version offered here is designed for viewing on line. The document is not suitable for printing. To learn more about Stapeley in Germantown, visit their Web site, www.stapeley.org (web site not designed by Desktop Resources). |
The Northwest Interfaith Movement (now the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement) celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2000. Desktop Resources prepared a package of materials for the celebration, including a revised logo shown elsewhere on this page. The package included an invitation and a small poster. Click on the links to view them.
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