Bulldog Graphics, LLC

Website and print design from the Black Hills

Bulldog Graphics, LLC has bases in Custer, South Dakota, and in Greeley, Colorado. With more than fifteen years behind its website and print work, it says it mainly serves the Black Hills area of South Dakota, northern Colorado and western Nebraska, although it will take work from anywhere. The studio's services cover new websites, maintenance and overhauls of existing sites, print pieces such as brochures, newsletters and catalogs, and logos with full identity packages for businesses starting out.

Drone photography under a Part 107 certificate

The studio also flies a drone for aerial photography and video. The owner holds the FAA Part 107 small unmanned aircraft remote pilot certificate, which allows commercial flights, and the business describes its pilot as insured. Aerial footage can be used alone or added to a design project, so a client can get a view of a site, town or property from above as part of a campaign.

Print files prepared for professional printers

On the print side the studio says it submits final files that professional printers will accept without rejection at pre-press. Trade show displays, marketing materials and catalogs are among the pieces it handles, and the same team handles the web programming needed for online work.

Experience by discipline

The business puts its experience at roughly sixteen years in web design, seventeen in print design, twelve in programming and three in drone piloting. It describes web programming experience across many languages and says it dabbles in photography and video editing. It also keeps up with changes in the field, which it treats as an ongoing commitment.

Past work across the region

Its completed websites include the UNC Jazz Press site and one for Nebraska Rural Living, and the National Home Inspections site is also in its portfolio. It has also made a catalog for American Mountain Supply, a rack card for the Chicken Dance Trail and a logo for Locomotive Liquors. Drone videos cover towns in Nebraska, including Red Cloud, Oxford, Holdrege, Alma and Bertrand, and the studio also lists a mechanical brochure and a newsletter among its featured pieces.