Profile
Name: Dyango Chavez Cutiño
Experience: Graphic designer,
art director, web and graphic user interface designer, design
consultant, Flash designer, web designer and illustrator
Services: Graphic design,
logos and corporate identity programs, print
marketing materials, annual reports, brochures,
collateral, newsletters, magazines, posters, interactive
Flash training applications and web sites
Languages: English and Spanish
Physically: Boston, Massachusetts
Digitally: Anywhere
AIM: dyangochavez
Yahoo IM: dyangochavez
Email: email@dyangochavez.com
Working hours Monday to Friday:
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST
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Testimonials
"Working with Dyango was a treat from start to finish. He was able to accommodate my budget while delivering an excellent product. He took the ideas I gave him and elevated them to a higher level. I received many positive comments on the postcard he created for us. In addition to the design, the process was great with clear expectations, deadlines, and deliverables. Plus he has a great attitude - very accommodating and easy to work with. I very much look forward to working with Dyango on my next project!"
Darren Evans.
Theatre On Fire.
It was truly a pleasure to deal with you on our logo and web site projects, Dyango. Needless to say you exceeded all expectations! The interactive process for both logo and web site designs allowed me options and choices that other graphic designers and web designers did not, and the final product was much more finely tuned with my company's needs as a result. You did a fantastic job, and I will recommend your services to anyone I know that needs them (except the competition). Thank you!
Jon Mortensen.
The Pet Door Store, LLC.
...the Flash work by Dyango was outstanding and will definitely be a highlight for the site. (Referring to my contribution of Flash animation and actionscript to the Hepatitis Web Study web site) See figure 3
David Spach, MD
Professor of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases
University of Washington, Seattle
From my Portfolio
Bilingual Books, Inc., in Seattle Washington, hired Dyango Chavez
Design to redesign the layout
of the Language
Gazette, their monthly email
newsletter. Bilingual sends this
promo piece to its retail and
educational accounts. The goal
of the project was to create
an abbreviated version of
the previous newsletter. See
it
The Digital Library class (LIS462) at Simmons College
Graduate School of Library & Information Science developed
a digital library from the scrapbook of Ruth Mitchell Wunderly,
a Simmons College alum from the early twentieth century.
My role consisted of the creation of a logo to identify
the digital library in its natural environment (the web)
and in promotional materials.
See it
Flash animation to promote the celebration of the Day
of the Dead at the Seattle Center on November 1st, 2003.
See it
From my blog
I just came back from the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston. I went to visit the exhibition Design Life Now. This exhibition, running from September 28, 2007 to January 6, 2008, intends to present a wide spectrum of contemporary American design, including product design, architecture, furniture, film, graphics, new technologies, animation, science, and fashion.Read it
