Back in 2004 a little design company named “Suspended Studios” went online in Corpus Christi, Texas, and on January 1, 2010, the company became known as Vectyr. As the years have passed and fresh new ideas and services have come to light, it was definitely time for a change.
I’m one of those guys you’ve probably heard of before, you know, the kind who has been drawing since they were a kid. The kid that was always getting into trouble in class because creativity was swirling through his mind constantly. In middle school, I was selling my work to other students and making some cash. I was already designing logos for companies that my agent (Dad) was finding for me. Since Photoshop 2.0 and Windows 3.0, I have been into design, branding, illustration, animation and you name it.
Today, I’m still that kid, but with much more powerful tools and years of battle-hardened experience under my belt. My commitment to my clients is fine craftsmanship that is as functional as it is beautiful. I consider everything I produce for any client a part of my vast, ever expanding portfolio – ever piece is a show piece.
Q: Why ‘Vectyr’?
A: It comes from the word ‘vector’ (vec·tor) and can be defined in two ways:
- In computer graphics, a line designated by its end points (X-Y or X-Y-Z coordinates).
- A quantity completely specified by a magnitude and a direction.
Many of the logos, illustrations, designs, etc that I produce are created in ‘vector’ format which happens to be a specialty of mine.
On the other hand, I view any project I take on as the ‘quantity’ that requires a specified magnitude (scope) and direction (strategy) to be effective. The two key ingredients of scope and strategy are the prime focus of Vectyr before we ever step into the design phase.