Specializing in custom graphic design, web design and web hosting and onsite consulting for customers in Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas.
Larry Jones is an experienced graphic designer, web developer and photographer based in Raleigh North Carolina. He creates custom designed web sites in various content management systems including WordPress and Processwire. His work also includes sites for national and international organizations. Larry custom codes in HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and javascript and is highly proficient in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Larry began his career as a print designer and has created many logos and brochures and can make sure your logo will work well in a business card, on a sign or on the side of a truck.
Lope Max Diaz is an internationally recognized contemporary artist and a retired faculty member of Design School at North Carolina State University. All images are examples of his work.
The Soul Retreat Yoga logo and site was entirely designed by Larry. He has adapted the logo to work with signage and business cards.
The Avian and Exotic Website were based on the van wrap graphics created by Colbalt Studio. You can see Larry’s photograph of the van in the footer area of the Avaian and Exotic Website.
The Carter Building Studio Illustration header was created from composite photographs taken by Larry. This site was custom coded in Processwire so that the online directory could be easily updated by the client. WordPress works well for basic page updates, but complicated tabular data is best programmed in more sophisticated systems. This site is also designed to work well across multiple devices. When you visit the site, resize your browser window to see how the site will adapt to various sizes.
The Spectrum Infusion logo was designed by Larry and the photograph in the header and on the home page were provided by the client. All of the product photos in the various site pages were taken by Larry.
The logo for McCoy’s TaeKwondo was provided as a simple line graphic. Larry based the site on the color scheme of the logo and adapted it into an embossed image and create a sense of motion. This site is also adapts for mobile and tablet screens.
The header for Stephen Sizer’s site was created out of images taken by Stephen Sizer.