Logo design, (2) 4'x8' double-sided Alumalite business display signs, full-color 2'x5' interior display banner and business cards.

1. Full Circle Pool, Spa & Patio came to goDenny.com for a bunch of creative solutions (and the list is growing!), but first and foremost they needed a great looking logo. When we design a logo for a client, we put the utmost effort and attention into it, as we deem the logo to be a fundamental building block for a great successful business.
2. The spas that are sold at Full Circle are some of the nicest you can buy. So we designed a realistic looking banner to lay across some of their high-end display units. No kidding, these Cal Spas have wide screen, flat panel LCD's on motorized lifts!
3. This pool & spa business wanted to make a loud statement to all the traffic that Route 41 in Gap, PA has to offer, so we designed a gynormous sign that sits about 10 feet off the main drag. This set-up takes full advantage of both sides of 2 sheets (really 4 huge advertising opportunities) of 4'x8' shiny, white Alumalite panels.

Web design, back-lit business display sign application, vinyl signage on painted wood, vehicle logo decal and lettering.

1. High quality 4 color print with UV inhibitors on translucent cast vinyl. This sign sits beautifully above the building entrance and grabs a ton of attention and interest from customers. The sign is made of sturdy lexan and is in 2 parts of 2' x 6', which all together makes for an impressive 2' x 12' advertising work-horse!
2. Underworld Tattoo asked us to created a new sign to advertise the body piercing side of the business. This sign stands just off of Rt. 41 in Gap, Pa where thousands of cars, trucks & tractor trailers pass every day.
3. We helped pick a domain name and hosting provider for Brian Johnson, the co-owner. Brian was very interested in utilizing the shortness of domain directed contact info. He now has it (exclusively) on his business cards and T-shirts when he travels to shows, demos and guest appearances.

Vinyl lettering on metal substrate for building, truck lettering, and magnets.

1. Concrete Originals needed 2 metal signs created for their new location. The one on the roof is 4' x 6'.
2. goDenny.com also applied vinyl lettering & logo decal onto the sides of a tool cap on their work truck and a magnetic sign for the rear of their work vehicle.
3. Concrete Originals also had us create a jobsite sign for when they are installing their beautiful products on location.
4. We recently designed new business cards for the sales team at Concrete Originals along with a couple newspaper ads.

1. Search results are FANTASTIC for Dr. Jeff! He identified a keyword target and his results are the payoff. Go ahead, Google his targeted keywords 'defiant child' and you'll find his site comes up on page 1 or 2 (and moving up)! This is out of thousands of child psychologists all over the world!
2. Dr. Jeff can be seen on a variety of TV news programs as a consultant and family counseling expert. We converted a recent CN8 broadcast interview into an efficient web format via After Effects and posted it on YouTube. Dr. Jeff now has over a 100 more views than his TV appearance would have generated alone!
3. In web 2.0 fashion we developed a blog page for Dr. Jeff so he can keep his interested audience up-to-date with his up coming appearances, conferences and talks.

Vinyl lettering on plexiglas and magnets.

1. A. P. Dent needed 7 magnetic signs to interchange between their work trucks and other business vehicles.
2. We also made 2 plastic signs for the sides of their tool van that measured 3'x4' each.
3. The magnets for the van sides were bigger than a typical car magnet and had a total size of 20"x40"!

1. This web site has a header video that incorporates both Flash 8 and After Effects 7 - the latest in web video technologies.
2. Also, it has an installed PHP message board so customers can easily 'ask the experts' any gun, gunsmith, ballistics and other popular sporting goods related questions.
3. Created a new logo for The Village Arms that can be found on everything from hats, T-shirts, letterheads, business cards & more!
4. After our initial meeting, I suggested a switch of hosting providers over to goDaddy.com. This gave more choices, bandwidth & storage for much less cost every month. The Village Arms now saves over $200 a year thanks to goDenny.com!

1. Designs for the Millersville Information Technology department's SafetyNET Tri-fold & Fall Newsletter.
2. Help in the creation of a character icon that now stands as the symbol for the entire SafetyNET program.
3. Exclusive designer for the 2005 Pennsylvania State Modern Language Association Tri-fold, and its annual program guide.

1. The manofthe80s.com web design utilizes an image gallery that displays over 80 images on one page! If you want a bigger view of any piece, you then click the link. All images are tagged with search engine optimization in mind and are getting GREAT results on Google's image search.
2. Turned artist's airbrushed wall mural—Noah's Arch mural in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Easton, PA—into a Flash animation with an ActionScript scrolling gallery.
3. Kickthefaucet.com's 'Series 2' loads independently of the web site—this decreases initial load time. It is sort of a preloader in a preloader.
4. KTF also includes a Flash PHP email form!
5. Dennis Ryan's fine art weblog