About T Square Design Studio Design company in Housatonic, United States
Graphic Design From Artwork to Zapf Dingbats Our goal is simple: to create unique designs that match your business personality and vision. T Square Design Studio will get to know you and your business, develop concepts and work closely with your team to
At T Square we take a proactive approach to design that includes asking targeted questions and getting to know what makes you and your business tick—from how you got started to your vision and goals.
To help you achieve those goals we work with you one on one (or two on one or three on two or . . . well you get the picture) to understand the full scope of the project your needs your likes and dislikes and what makes your business distinctive.
Whether youve got a Pinterest board full of inspiration and need guidance narrowing it down or whether you simply arent sure where to begin we turn your ideas into actionable designs.
Richard discovered a talent for art at an early age and could often be found dodging his schoolwork to craft life drawings with pastels. He attended the University of Derby in England where his love for graphic design was born.
Richard a native Brit got his start as the designer—really the entire graphic design department—for a company that created trade show displays pop-up displays and conference graphics. Since then he has focused on museum exhibit design creating graphics and interpretive projects for a variety of renowned venues. His work on the permanent visitors center at Rievaulx Abbey garnered him an Interpret Britain Award and his exhibition designs for the Berkshire Museum and the Mount have been recognized with American Graphic Design awards from GD USA.
When hes not creating extraordinary exhibition displays Richard loves to ski take his kids to local museums and historic houses and compare the cuisine of the various farm-to-table restaurants of the Berkshires.
Abby has always had a deep love for art but the open-endedness of the blank canvas . . . not so much. During a stint as a receptionist in an architects office she uncovered a facility for sketching designs and attended Pratt Institute where she earned an M.A. in graphic design. Website design was in its infancy but she dove right in mastering everything from the interactive portfolios on floppy disk of yesteryear (i.e. the 1990s) to todays sophisticated semi-custom and custom web designs.
After college Abby completed a stint in television graphics for PBS where she was honored with 2 Daytime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Graphics and Title Design for her work on the childrens show Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? After working in agencies in New York and then London for a decade she became a freelance Web designer and print graphic designer and her work has been featured in Graphic Design USA Awwwards and Design Week. She has also taught an advanced visual design course for the graduate Interactive Media program at Quinnipiac University.
When not working on branding logos or a host of marketing or website design projects Abby is usually doing yoga visiting museums with Richard and their kids and attending a wide variety of cultural events from concerts to dance performances.
What you won’t get from T Square is a lot of technobabble, off-putting concepts, or design "attitude". What you will get from us is personal attention, focus and an elegant solution
