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Art asks

questions.

design

has answers.

Design is about data. Whether this data takes the form of your company's story or shows us how to use an app, design is about conveyance of information. A designer must always strike a balance between subtlety and brute force in conveying their message. Here, you will find a wealth of different information translated into visual space.

TRaditional

Design

is

Dead

We find ourselves at the dawn of a new era for media. Advances in virtual and augmented reality spell the end of a 2D epoch. Deltagraphic hopes to address this with a 3D workflow and VR-ready deliverables. You wouldn't know it, but all two-dimensional content on this website is made from three-dimensional polygon meshes and can be viewed from any angle, used in physics simulations and even 3D printed.

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>rise of

native 3d

By taking the best of 2D design and extruding it along the Z-axis, we create classic layouts that look great from any angle. While drop-shadows and highlights have been a staple of graphic design for years, these techniques lack the subtle cohesion that can be achieved with by ray-tracing a native 3D model. This cohesion is crucial to achieving a degree of tangibility that users will appreciate without even noticing.

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 Arch

 Viz

3D workflows

make it simple to marry Arch-viz with text

2D design is all about illusions. Us designers have been taught countless tricks to create the illusion of depth. This works fine with a fixed viewing angle but change the angle by more than a few degrees, and suddenly everything looks like cardboard. When working entirely in 3d, tradtitionally flat elements like text can be woven into the fabric of a three-dimensional world. As virtual-reality continues to revolutionize the field of architectural visualization, the ability to seamlessly incorporate graphic design into 3D space will be mandatory.

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They

grow up

so

fast...

UI

UX

Today's users are more savvy than ever and its time that we gave them the credit they deserve. For too long, UI design has embraced childish presentation to make apprehensive users feel comfortable but with most users demonstrating extreme proficiency in using mobile and desktop apps, now is the time to ditch cutesy design in favor of something more mature. Let's give credit where credit is due and bring users sleek intuitive interfaces that don't talk down to them.

As a UI designer, nothing is more satisfying than creating a GUI that users can use without instructions. The average user of today has no less than a decade of experience with digital interfaces. This collective proficiency is a huge asset to the modern designer as one can create ever more stylized interfaces and use less obvious forms of exposition without alienating any significant portion of the user-base.

At Deltagraphic, we obsess over bringing tangibility to our interfaces. The appeal of analogue interfaces needn't be lost on digital design we like elements that evoke the best of mechanical engineering in the way they look, move and sound.

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_Interior 

Design 

Interior design is a discipline of extremes. In most cases it is handled by either an untrained homeowner or by an expensive professional. At Deltagraphic, we are committed to providing a middle path: high-tech 3D mock-ups that give the uninitiated homeowner a leg up in visualizing their space without lifting a finger. As part of our commitment to empowering individuals, we strive to offer this service at low-cost with fast turn-around and a collaborative work-flow. For those seeking a full-service interior design experience, we work alongside partners in the industry to combine high-tech visualization with face to face consultation and installation.

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