 TAD stands for Tice Allison Design. My philosophy is simple: Create elegant, eye-catching designs embodied with a power to sell.
From newspaper and magazine ads that stand out amongst the rest, to professional 4-color postcards and flyers for effective direct mail campaigns. As well as stylish vector Logo Designs that embody the theme of your business and that can be enlarged to cover an entire wall, if you want, or reduced to as small as a postage stamp without losing resolution.
My beginnings in graphic design were right out of college with a successful direct mail shopper publication called Buy Lines in Petaluma, California in 1986. My start, however, was in design, but rather in sales. It was here that I learned the core basics of what it took to create ad designs embued with the power to sell. Later I moved into the graphics department and learned the fundamentals of graphic art design and production from some of the best talents in the business.
It was also at Buy Lines Publication that I first encountered a catch phrase common to the advertising industry, the K.I.S.S. principle: which stands for Keep It Simple Stupid! A little politcally incorrect, perhaps, but it serves to remind those of us in this business that when one goes too nuts with the Photoshop effects, one can rob a design of its effectiveness... of its power to sell.
Offers Good thru May 31, 2008
SPOT AD SPECIAL
Custom-designed Spot Ad (business card size)
ONLY $45
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SPLASH PAGE WEBSITE SPECIAL
Want a website but only need something simple? A splash page is a single-page website with up to three pop-up or frameset links
$75 - 275
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Bookmark this page and check back from time to time to see what design specials I'm running.
So whether you need a solid pro to create your next display ad design or a new logo to replace the old one, or a even a professional-level HD video piece for your website or broadcast, contact Tice Allison Design
And as you can probably tell from the production still photo on the left, I am also an actor. The shot was from my part as Connie Rivers, the no-good husband of Rose of Sharon in the 6th Street Playhouse production of "The Grapes of Wrath." Click on that link to visit my actor's site!
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