| G-Mo Design, Inc.
is a multidisciplinary graphic design firm committed
to providing effective visual communication and
identification strategy. In our 9th year of practice,
we have proven effective in contributing to the
public identity of many businesses. |
| [GOALS] |
| We pride ourselves
on relentless work ethic, outstanding business relations,
and our ability to provide consistent and effective
visual communication solutions. Our creative and
artistic procedures are backed by strong design
fundamentals. As well, our strength and expertise
in both print and electronic media enables us to
offer clients integrated design solutions to maintain
reliable marketing approaches in all formats. Interested
in developing long-term relationships with clients,
we enjoy witnessing the growth and success of their
businesses. Through quality service, innovative
design, and our commitment to investing in leading
edge technology and talented personnel, we will
capture your brand's essence and translate it consistently,
powerfully and positively to the public. |
| [COMPANY] |
G-Mo Design has been practicing
the art of graphic design since 1995. We have designed
logos, print campaigns, and web sites for businesses
throughout the country. We are equipped with resources
to handle all marketing and communication projects.
Throughout the journey we have experienced trials
and tribulations resulting in our determination
to overcome all obstacles as dedicated problem solvers.
Our style shines through in our portfolio.
 Senior
Art Director and President Gerard Mohammed brings
his training in Fine Arts and Graphic Design to
each project. “If it has no artistry, I don’t want
it.” From early in his career Gerard was quickly
an award winning artist and designer. “My objective
in life is to create and there’s no better audience
than the mass public. Every project is an opportunity
to display our talents and skills. I don’t shy away
from resolving to all forms of artistic media.”
For Gerard, it is important that every project has
the potential to stimulate interest from every observer.
Born in Jamaica, residing in Trinidad, Canada, Illinois
and now Brooklyn, Gerard has been influenced by
artists, intellects, philosophers, teachers, and
people from all over the world. His open mind and
positive energy add to his ability to relate to
audiences, businesses, and individuals of all backgrounds.
 Client
relations, accounting, sales, negotiations, and
marketing research are all headed by Gerard’s brother
and CEO, Christopher Mohammed. With a background
in Marketing, Business Management, and Finance;
Chris helps keep the shop running. “I am determined
to keep clients happy and be part of G-Mo Design’s
continued success. I've worked with several companies
and am now proud to be a significant member of this
one.” |
| [ASSISTANTS
& ASSOCIATES] |
Sally
Geier - Print | Logo
Jamie Kulla - Web | Logo | Print
PJ - Marketing | Consulting
John Fucile - New Media | Film & Video |
Mark
Murphy - Web Development
Damon Gorton - Film & Video
Enrico Cullen - Film & Video
Tony Lee - Film & Video |
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Graphic
Design functions in society as a communications tool.
Messages, information, ideas, and identification are represented
through the use of visual graphics which include type,
symbols, illustrations, and photographs. The end product
is a given space harmoniously composed of these visual
elements viewed by a consumer or audience in the form
of printed or other visual media.
A graphic designer's intent is to create a memorable impression
on the consumer or audience. This is achieved through
skill and strategy.
Graphic design may be broken down into various divisions.
These fields may be categorized as print & identity,
web, and motion graphics (among others).
Services rendered for the end-product in print design
include: logos, brochures, flyers, CD packaging, catalogs,
books, magazines, advertisements, posters, package design,
T-shirts, and etc.
Web design involves developing graphics and images for
web sites and online advertisements. While print design
requires the final services of a commercial printer, web
design depends on computer programming for images and
text to appear in a web browser. Motion
Graphics are related to the television and film industry
as titles and credits are prepared for video and film.
-- Gerard Mohammed
(text from upcoming book "Rebel Design") |
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