Design

No one knows more about your brand than you. A well thought out brand goes beyond just a typeface and a color. You need to think about how you are presenting yourself to the public as a whole since it can really affect how people react to you and your work, esp. art buyers. Here at Wonderful Machine, we offer help doing just that. Not happy with how your latest print mailer came out? We can take a look and give you constructive criticism and offer advise on how to improve in the future, or even help you design and send out the next one. You want to appear as unique as possible in a industry over saturated with so much of the same cookie cutter designs.

An effective graphic identity is crucial to attracting sophisticated clients. Our design team can create one that suits you and your work, and integrate it across all of your promotional materials. Good design involves more than just picking out the right colors and fonts. Here at Wonderful Machine, we know how to create a look for your marketing materials that's appropriate for pictures that you make and the clients you want to attract.

What We Offer

Identity Design
Website Design
Print Promotions
Email Promotions
Custom HTML/CSS Editing

Amanda Friend

Designer

Having great pictures is certainly a good start. But presenting those pictures in the right way shows clients that not only do you know what you're doing, but that you understand their sensibilities too.

A few months ago, photographer Mike Tittel called about tackling something he’d never tried before: a full-scale, organized marketing campaign. His challenge had our copywriter Maria Luci, photo editor Honore Browne, and myself (designer) brainstorming ways to take Mike to the next level of marketing. Read more…

A few months ago, I was approached by Miami-based photographer Rolando Diaz about redesigning his wordmark. Rolando wanted to attract high-end travel, hotel and lifestyle clients, and needed a mark that would appeal to them. He requested that his new look reflect not only simplicity, but have an elegance to it as well. I was happy to take on the challenge and soon got to work. Read more…

Last year, Devon Stephens was in need of a bit of help. He had his website and branding in place, but it just wasn’t him—literally. His name wasn’t on his logo, portfolio, or even in his website URL. So what’s a photographer to do? Devon knew he needed a fresh start, and came to us looking for just that. Read more…

UK-based travel photographer Julian Love came to Wonderful Machine looking to promote his latest project, a collection of images following the journey of Clara Hayward, a young woman traveling from London to Istanbul in search of adventure. Here’s a brief synopsis from Julian: “It’s 1931. The British Empire encompasses a quarter of the world’s population, and London, the largest city in the world, sits at it’s center. Somewhere among the diplomatic residences of Knightsbridge a young woman receives a letter that will change her life forever.” Read more…

Sometimes you need an web promo, and sometimes you need a print promo. But what do you do if you need both? Houston-based architectural photographer Gary Zvonkovic was faced with this question last April. So he reached out to Wonderful Machine for some assistance, and after discussing his needs, I got right to work. Read more…

Back in October, Denver-based photographer, Richard Steinberger came to me looking to create some marketing materials for the new year. In addition to his architecture and travel, Richard shoots for a pretty niche market: marine-based clients for whom he’s shot a ton of boat exteriors and interiors. Since his audience was so limited, he told me up until this point, his marketing efforts have been mainly from word of mouth, emails, and some in-person meetings. Richard knew he had to step up his marketing if he wanted to start generating new business in all the specialties he shoots.