About Us
Owned by Jeannette Stutzman, Acme Graphic Design provides award-winning graphic design, advertising and branding services in Evergreen, CO, West of Denver. We are proud to display our Gold Davey Award for our Packaging Design campaign for High Country Orchards.
From logo design, identity packages & branding to sales & marketing literature, POP, packaging, brochures and web sites to local and National advertising campaigns, Acme Graphic Design is capable and prepared to evaluate your needs and design a custom solution for your business.
Our experience includes over 30 years in the design industry. We specialize in printing and packaging design and provide print management to our clients ensuring quality and cost effectiveness. We design and develop web sites in conjunction with highly qualified and professional web programmers to provide high-end design with reliable and efficient program language and capabilities.
Visit our portfolio to view examples of packaging design, logos, brochures, illustration, magazines, publications, invitations, posters and web sites.
Acme provides web site planning, design, re-design, programming and off-site hosting solutions. Our custom solutions include capabilites such as dynamic pages, user-accesible pages for edits, forms and e-commerce functionality.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (4)
"Jeanette is a pleasure to work with and the products we worked on together are of the highest..."
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"Jeanette is a pleasure to work with and the products we worked on together are of the highest quality!"
"Jeannette is very personable and talented in many artistic mediums. Evergreen has so many high..."
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"Jeannette is very personable and talented in many artistic mediums. Evergreen has so many high quality artists and Jeannette brings it up a notch!"
Products & Services
Branding, Logo, Promotional Materials, Signage, Website design and Development including hosting and email services
Acme Graphic Design offers logo design services for businesses in and around Evergreen. We'll work with you to customize a logo for your business t...
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Recommendations Given (3)
"Casey creates unique and wonderful paintings! "
"Marin is a wonderful artist and is well respected throughout the community!"
Recent Activity
We have some great businesses and business owners on Main Street and surrounding areas! It has been very, very difficult to make any progress on options for parking, sidewalks and repair as well as streets. We've also had pushback on things like planters, flowers, benches, lighting, attractive...
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We have some great businesses and business owners on Main Street and surrounding areas! It has been very, very difficult to make any progress on options for parking, sidewalks and repair as well as streets. We've also had pushback on things like planters, flowers, benches, lighting, attractive banners, etc that would make it more inviting for locals and visitors. I also believe we need more shops open in the evenings in order to entice visitors to shop, eat, drink and be merry : ) Golden is a great example of a thriving town in the area. Even Morrison does these things better. I also believe that the downtown would benefit from involving Evergreen businesses that are not downtown in fundraising and decision making. We all consider it our town. Too much pressure is put on only the businesses on Main St to cover the costs to provide events and services. ELF fund is great too. Too many "cooks in the kitchen" (Ross Lewis Trust, CDOT, and other property owners) that can't agree as far as the maintenance and development of downtown.
Computers don't kill, people do...
Seriously, it's the companies and hiring managers that often make assumptions that having the software equals having the capabilities.
There are very specific skill sets and interests represented in a suite of software and using it proficiently is not just a...
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Computers don't kill, people do...
Seriously, it's the companies and hiring managers that often make assumptions that having the software equals having the capabilities.
There are very specific skill sets and interests represented in a suite of software and using it proficiently is not just a matter of pushing a button or even knowing which button to push. Professionals are trained and have many, many years of practice.
I taught at the college level for 15 years and just one program (like Photoshop, InDesign or Illustrator) would require a 15 week course with 2, 6 hour lab days per week plus homework assignments just to have an base level understanding. Then there were many additional courses in design or illustration that used those programs but were based on concept.
Yet, I see job postings for entry level positions where they expect someone to know design, image manipulation, coding, animation, video, prepress, printing... Like I used to tell my students, "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should".
If you are regularly asking for checks you might consider using something like Square, Quickbooks or PayPal to send them an email invoice. It's easy for them to click on it to view it and then put in their credit card right then. It's a very safe way for them to pay and it's easier than writing...
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If you are regularly asking for checks you might consider using something like Square, Quickbooks or PayPal to send them an email invoice. It's easy for them to click on it to view it and then put in their credit card right then. It's a very safe way for them to pay and it's easier than writing and mailing a check. You could add processing fees so you don't lose money if you want to. I don't do that because I feel like it's a small price to pay to keep from chasing people down for money. You can also send email invoice reminders with a click of a button (it tells them how long it's been) and you can write an additional note letting them know you are a small business who depends on prompt payment.
Hello Eddie. I would say the logo should be done first and is most important for conveying your business to your target market. The website should be designed around the same concepts. As far as most important... I think it depends on your business. If you are going to provide online sales for a...
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Hello Eddie. I would say the logo should be done first and is most important for conveying your business to your target market. The website should be designed around the same concepts. As far as most important... I think it depends on your business. If you are going to provide online sales for a product then the website will be important to get money coming in the door. If you are a service business then the logo is more important and how you market your company, referrals, face-to-face appts., etc. will begin the flow of customers/income.
