logo design

logo design

e-comm web design

e-comm web design

web design

web design

retail ad

retail ad

logo design

logo design

logo and business cards

logo and business cards

retail ad

retail ad

web design

web design

web design

web design

retail ad

retail ad

web design

web design

web design concept

web design concept

Graphic and Web Design Whiz for Small Biz

You need a website. Or a logo. Or both. Oh, and don't forget that brochure or e-commerce site, right? You need these things to successfully brand and market your company. You've made it to right place!

Hopeworks Design is a New York City based full service print and web design firm with clients from across the globe. Hopeworks Design specializes in graphic and web design for solopreneurs, start-ups and small to medium businesses. 

  • business identity design;
  • marketing design;
  • website design;
  • logo creation;
  • campaign concepting and implementation;

You will receive personal one-on-one attention. 

 Contact Hope to see how Hopeworks Design will add value to your business!

The Blog

  • Construction Almost Done for Zaha Hadid MSU Art Museum!

        Happy New Year! Let's make 2012 a great and prosperous year! To usher in the new year let's take a look at what's going on at the Michigan State University campus, shall we?

  • Go BIG or go home

    BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) won the ski resort competition in Lapland. It looks amazing! You can ski off the roof!  "BIG proposes to create a series of buildings that radiate out from a central square and whose ends touch the ground to create four freestanding buildings that each provide access to the roof and allow the skiers to descend from the resort's rooftop downhill in any direction."  They really sited the complex well and thoughtfully designed with priority given to skiers and pe...

  • Architecture and the People

    A Brooklyn architecture firm, nARCHITECTS, created an amazing bamboo pavilion in Taiwan. I found out about it from this article. While the structure is beautiful and has a powerful eco message, what struck me the most was the integral involvement of the Amis tribe with this work and the new legacy of building techniques they now have.  From the article: Apparently, the Amis got deeply invested in the project and took to calling it “Y lu duqai a luma”: Amis for “mountain home.” ("One in part...

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