Catalog Design
Long-form commercial design combining product information, photography, technical tables, typography, hierarchy and print-ready production.
View Catalog Example →Graphic design is a core part of STNY—not an add-on. From catalogs and sales sheets to signs, branding, vehicle graphics and video, the goal is simple: make the message clear, make it look right, and make sure the finished piece works where it is actually used.
A few examples across print, signage, motion and commercial design. The portfolio will grow, but the page should stay selective.
Long-form commercial design combining product information, photography, technical tables, typography, hierarchy and print-ready production.
View Catalog Example →
STNY helps businesses plan, design, and produce signage that works in the real world. We can guide the project from concept through specifications and production, recommend practical materials and approaches, and coordinate with trusted print and fabrication partners to get it made correctly.
More than artwork: We help with sizing, readability, materials, production methods, file preparation, fabrication considerations, and practical best practices so the finished sign is both attractive and practical. View Sign Design Work →Photo-driven storytelling using motion, music, typography, pacing, and transitions to create a respectful, cinematic tribute.
Watch Example ↗Promotional pieces, product sheets, handouts and one-page marketing materials designed to communicate quickly and clearly.
Custom one-sheets, product overviews, event flyers, and commercial sales collateral.Mobile Brand Graphics
Scale • Viewing Distance • Contrast
Fleet graphics, lettering and mobile branding designed around readability, scale and real-world viewing distance.
Lettering, spot graphics, and commercial identification engineered for road visibility.Logo development, typography and visual systems designed to stay consistent across print, signs, web and everyday business use.
Practical brand assets and identity rules built for multi-channel commercial use.Whether it ends up on a building, in someone's hands, on a vehicle, or on a screen, the design should make the business easier to understand and remember.