Pricing varies greatly depending on the extent of the project. Project estimates can be given upon request. Here are some very loose price ranges to give you an idea.
websites $1200-$5000
business cards $200-$400
CD Packaging $500-$900
Brochures $600-$1000

Please schedule in advance. I often book out a few months a head of time.
Deposit: I charge a $200 deposit to hold your scheduled time slot.
This $200 will go towards your final bill. If you do not have your content ready and finalized by your scheduled time-slot this fee is non-refundable.
Payments due:  1/2 of estimate due at beginning of project,  the remaining due upon project completion.

Process

Your WEBSITE Preparation: How you can get your content organized
1. Browse the web, Collect URLs (web addresses) of sites you like and dislike as examples of colors, layouts, themes, etc. Looking at businesses within your industry can be helpful in deciding what information will be important for your potential clients.

2. Create an outline of the content you want on your website (the information you want to provide about you or your business). Give a short description of desired visuals, colors, and ideas for the site if you have any, other wise i will work my magic with supplied images and/or inspirations from your art or business.

3. Write the content — be informative but concise. You don't want to overwhelm your audience with excessive text. Click here for an example of a great way to organize your content.

4. Gather photos, video and audio to be included. You may need to take specific photos or hire a photographer. There are stock photography sites which offer low cost stock photos.
~ www.istockphoto.com, www.stockxpert.com, www.fotolia.com are a few. I also have a large photo collection that may be useful. Feel free to provide specific photos as well as extras that appeal to you, I often do extensive collage work and the extra photos can be helpful. If a photograph is intended to be with specific text or on a specific page, please note this in your content outline.
All content (text, images, music, video etc.) must either be yours to use, approved for use, or from the public domain (no copyrighted material can be submitted or used without permission and consent).
Images for the web may be low resolution, but if we are also working on a print project together then it is best to submit high resolution photos. Please note, I can do the photo searching and selection for you if needed.

5. Keywords & Description:
Keywords & Phrases: 10-30 keywords and phrases you think people will use to search your website, list most important first.
Description: A short description of your website purpose, using some of your keywords in the description.  1-2 sentences.
Keep your keywords in mind when writing your content. They will also be included in your page titles, headings and body copy to help search engines find your site.

6. Submit Content. All content needs to be finalized, spell checked and delivered as one package whether by email or disc.


Your Graphic Project Preparation: How you can get your project organized
1. Describe project details and desires.

2. Write the content — write down all text needed.

3. Gather photos. Images must ge high resolution (300dpi). You may need to take specific photos or hire a photographer. There are are stock photography sites which offer low cost stock photos.
~ www.istockphoto.com, www.stockxpert.com, www.fotolia.com are a few. I also have a large photo collection that may be useful. Feel free to provide specific photos as well as extras that appeal to you, i often do extensive collage work and the extra photos can be helpful. If a photograph is intended to be with specific text, please note this in your content submission. All content (text, images,music, video etc.) must either be yours to use, approved for use, or from the public domain (no copyrighted material can be submitted or used without permission and consent). Please note, I can do the photo searching and selection for you if needed.

4. Submit Content. All content needs to be finalized, spell checked and delivered as one package whether by email or disc.

5. Choose Printer. I have several online printers I work with that I can recommend or I can send files to your local printer. online printers ~ www.gotprint.com psprint.com

The Flow: What I do...
1. Analyze your goals, objectives and visual desires
2. Advise and help in your site plan development
3. Collect content from you — outline, text, and images/video/audio
4. Begin the creative process — develop aesthetic and visuals
5. Get your approval of the design & page templates
6. Build site or graphics.
7. Upload sample of site or graphics to test server for your final review
8. Once site is approved by you, it goes live and/or once graphics are approved by you, files will be sent to printer.