GWDesigner | Graphics, Mobile Apps & Website Design Agency in London, U.KGWDesigner | Graphics, Mobile Apps & Website Design Agency in London, U.K | GWDesigner is a graphics, mobile applications and web design agency located in London, U.K, created by a professional graphic designer. The agency consists of a group of gifted, talented, commented and skilled professional designers in different media sectors. Our main target is client satisfaction by delivering highly skilled projects in three languages: Arabic, English and French, merged with professional expertise and reliable costs.

Introducing Our New Website

admin — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 16:47:43 +0000

Have you noticed something new about our site? That’s right, we’ve updated it! It’s with great excitement that we unveil our new website to you that has been redesigned from top to bottom and if you take a look around you’ll notice things have really changed! The whole feel of the website has a great, sleek vibe and is definitely more user-friendly. I’m sure you’ve also noticed how easy the website is to navigate— anything for our loyal fans.

Aside from an amazing look, the new website features a powerful new way to navigate through all the website sections. We have spent the last few months listening to your feedback and suggestions and almost everything we have brought to the table came directly from your requests.

What’s in there?

By simply scrolling over the company name at the top, the menu bar will appear revealing the website sections in the website. The same menu options can be accessible at the bottom of each section where there are eight menu buttons giving quick access to the eight main website sections, which are:

About us: this is where you can learn about the company and who we are.

Services: this section gives information about the different services we provide to our loyal clients. (hint: don’t forget to click on each service to reveal hidden information about that section)

Portfolio: as at GWDesigner, it’s about the quality not the quantity, we have only provided a few samples of the projects that we are proud to show our loyal clients.

Old vs New: this section is an example of how we can change your business image by rebranding your website to something more professional. This is a comparison of how websites of some of our clients were before, and how they look now after the fantastic work performed by our graphic and website design team.

Referral Scheme: Now you can earn money with GWDesigner, as for every new website project taken by any client you introduce to us, you will get a 10% bonus of the premium. Just check this section in our website for more information.

Blog: we’ve added a blog in order to bring you better/fresher content, update you on new and exciting things happening at GWDesigner, and share with you fun things we’re up to as a firm.

Contact us: from this section you can drop us a line, give us a feedback, request a callback and tell your friends about us.
You can also stay in touch by following us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ to check some great stuffs which will not be placed in our website.

Is this all?

Of course not! We did not update just the website, but we also renewed our website design services, we are now offering a cost effective website solution for small to medium size businesses. By using WordPress as the basis for our designs we are able to deliver affordable, professional looking, SEO friendly websites with the ‘wow’ factor.

Last but not least

we at GWDesigner know that human values are more important than money, therefore we decided to help small charities (with an annual revenue of less than £50k) who help out others and we offer them an up to 50% discount on any of our design services.
We also dedicated a specialised team that can help these charities from performing small tasks (i.e. help organising events) to managing more complicated ones (i.e. providing consultancy services and taking care of the fundraising campaigns), this is because we know that this kind of organisation needs special care so we decided to take a lead in this.

Enjoy it

We think you’ll like the new look and we’re sure you’ll like the improved navigation and fresher information, and please remember three things:
One: you are always welcome to visit – and if you live nearby, it would be a delight to meet you on a Saturday morning at 11am
Two: if you have any suggestions regarding the site, they will be very welcome too!
Three: if you would like to be a regular recipient of our online news, just follow us on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.

Pencil Vs Camera

admin — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 15:49:44 +0000

“Pencil Vs. Camera” is mixture of drawing and photography by ivory coast-born brussels-based photographer Ben Heine.
Ben published his first “Pencil Vs Camera” image in April 2010 and since then he did not stop working on this nice serie which is full of magic, illusion, poetry and surrealism.
For more samples and details, you can visit Ben Heine’s website.

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Word As Image

admin — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 17:29:02 +0000

Creating an image out of a word, using only the letters in the word itself is not an easy task. The video below shows some brilliant examples.

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The Miniature Carnaval

admin — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 18:15:24 +0000

An amazing tilt shift of the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro 2011 Made by Jarbas Agnelli and Keith Loutit.
Both Jarbas Agnelli & Keith Loutit were winners at YouTube play, a Biennial of Creative Video at the Guggenheim for their individual creations “Birds on the Wires”, and “Bathtub IV”.

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Logos With Hidden Messages

admin — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 17:48:22 +0000

You’ve definitely seen many of the logos listed below, but it is for sure that you did not take attention to the hidden message in many of them.

By reading this post, you will understand a new concept about the professionalism logo design

The logos below are organised in the alphabetical order.

Amazon

The yellow arrow in this logo forms a smile, as well as it indicates that amzon online stores sells everything from “a” to “z”.

Atlanta Falcons

The falcons in the logo shape letter “F”

Baskin Robbins

The first two letters of the company name “BR” include number 31, which is the number of flavors they produce.

Big Ten

This is an old logo of Big Ten Conference, which is an association of world-class academic institutions. Number eleven is hidden around “T” letter, which represented the 11th school they welcomed in 1990.

Bison

The letters of the logo distorted to create the shape of a strong animal.

Candy

A candy or an ugly little girl.. the same

Curious

Curiosity is often goes hand in hand with questions.

ED’s Electric

The “E” and “D” letters form a great logo that explains what the company does.

Eight

Every letter of the company’s name is a part of number 8.

Elefont

The shape of “e” letter forms a part of an elephant’s trunk.

FedEx

This logo has two nice hidden messages, the arrow in “Ex” and the spoon in “Fed”.. did you notice this before?!

Fish

Fish is Fish

Formula 1

Letter “F” is in black, while number “1″ is in the negative space.

Forty7 Studios

Another nice logo, the two white parts form the number 47, while the negative space between them forms letter “S” for studios.

Goodwill

Is that a half of a smiling face or letter “g”?

Gotham Books

Books on the top of each other, or the top of a building?

Guild of Food Writers

The head of an ink pen with a spoon shape in the negative space.

GW Designer

The logo shows a computer mouse (that represents the digital work), a vertical pencil box in which there’s a pencil (for sketching and writing ideas) and a paint brush (for colouring and giving life to the artworks).
The company name “gwdesigner” is illustrated in the middle in an abstract way with the three main colours (Red, Green & Blue).

Knight Transportation

Two characters in this logo, the first is a knight in armor holding a spear. The second character, is the head of a horse… just look closely.

Le Tour de France

Can you see the bicyclist?

LG

It’s clear that the LG logo shows a face of a character, but many people are saying that the logo was a copy of Pac-man.

London Symphony Orchestra

The “LSO” initials are very clear in this logo, but can also recognise a conductor with his wand?

Milwaukee Brewers

Does this represents “m” and “b” letters or a baseball mitt holding a ball?

Mouse Universe

The letters “M” and “U” form a computer mouse.

NBC

The six colours in this logo represents the six divisions of the NBC channel: Entertainment, Network, News, Productions, Sports and Stations.
But those colours also form the feathers of a forward-looking peacock.

Northwest Airlines

Letter “N” is very clear in this logo, but what you did not see is the upside down triangle that creates letter “W” and points northwest.

Ryan Biggs

The shade of letter “R” forms letter “B”

Snooty Peacock

This is for a Jewellery store, logo shows a woman wearing jewellery and a peacock in the negative space.

Sony VAIO

Sony tried to symbolise the integration of the analog technology by presenting the “VA” in the form of an analogue wave and the digital technology represented in “IO” as a binary 1 and 0.

Staples

Letter “L” forms a staple.

Sun Microsystems

The logo is made of 4 interweaved copies of “Sun”

Toblerone

From the first look to the logo we can see a mountain, that represents Bern in Switzerland (the origine of this chocolate company), but if you look inside the mountain, you will see a bear, this is because that town is also known as “The City of Bears”.

Upside Down

A logo that speaks of itself.

Zip

Letter “I” is represented by a zip shape.