Portfolio /// Krisp Design Ltd

Krisp Design - Portfolio

Full Design Packages I Logos I CD & DVD Covers I Posters & Flyers I Websites

We have added a nice little piece of CSS to this site to allow you to easily view samples of
some of our work. Just click through to a section and roll over a thumbnail to view a full
sized image.

Full Design Packages - This is a collection different packages that Krisp Design has completed.
Each project included wide range of different items that the client required.

Logos - This section is pretty self-explanatory, it contains logos & branding achieved from ideas
discussed with the client through to a logo that represents their image.

CD & DVD Covers - We offer a lot of music industry experience in creating and promoting your
image and brand.

Posters & Flyers - A range of eye catching promotional flyers and posters to reflect your events,
competitions & advertising promotions.

Websites - Just some of the websites designed for all sorts of different applications to represent
your business in the best way possible. We are happy to discuss all your needs in the website
design area so that we can create a site that best suits your needs or the needs of your business.

(We are currently working on a bunch of new websites so watch this space!)

About Paul

Paul Jeffcoat (aka Pauly Smallz) has over 4 years experience as a graphic artist & website
designer. Most of that time was spent at well known New Zealand urban music record label
Dawn Raid Entertainment where he was responsible for the creation of artwork for many
record promotions, advertising campaigns, music videos, clothing ranges & websites.

The remainder of the 4 years was spent at Star Screenprint (formerly Dawn Raid Promo &
Print) where he gained more experience in the creation of artwork for t-shirts & apparel to
build on the expertise already picked up from designing full apparel & accessory ranges for
Dawn Raid that were sold at first in New Zealand, then in Australia through Footlocker
stores & around the world through the internet.