Demesos Design - now trading
Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 11:30 pm
Demesos Design is now in business. Our services are available for all your graphic needs from icons to avatars to sigs to company logos to flags to coats of arms.
Pricing is dependant upon the size of the job - not the size in pixels, per se, but the complexity. Heraldic design, which encompasses flags and arms, involves considerable research and will be priced accordingly.
All inquiries should be made by Private Message to the author of this post, and my response will be classified as a first interview and a consultancy fee of 50 erb will be charged. If the job is beyond the resources of Darcy Design, 25 erb will be refunded. An additional 25 erb will be charged for each subsequent PM exchange excluding the final delivery. The price of the actual finished article will be negotiated, and since it is in a client's interest to minimise the PM chatter it is suggested that the first one or two messages contain as much detailed information as possible to assist the design process.
A formal Contract will form part of the first interview. Rejection of the Contract means that no further action will occur on that job, and a re-submission of the same inquiry counts as a new first interview (50 erb). Rejecting the Contract will not save you any money, however; the first 50 erb remains due and payable.
Darcy Design will publish details of each project contracted and delivered, with the fees charged listed for the public record.
Pricing is dependant upon the size of the job - not the size in pixels, per se, but the complexity. Heraldic design, which encompasses flags and arms, involves considerable research and will be priced accordingly.
All inquiries should be made by Private Message to the author of this post, and my response will be classified as a first interview and a consultancy fee of 50 erb will be charged. If the job is beyond the resources of Darcy Design, 25 erb will be refunded. An additional 25 erb will be charged for each subsequent PM exchange excluding the final delivery. The price of the actual finished article will be negotiated, and since it is in a client's interest to minimise the PM chatter it is suggested that the first one or two messages contain as much detailed information as possible to assist the design process.
A formal Contract will form part of the first interview. Rejection of the Contract means that no further action will occur on that job, and a re-submission of the same inquiry counts as a new first interview (50 erb). Rejecting the Contract will not save you any money, however; the first 50 erb remains due and payable.
Darcy Design will publish details of each project contracted and delivered, with the fees charged listed for the public record.