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Tony Mack
Creative Director
Inbound Marketing Consultant

MY PASSION IS CREATIVITY

MY PASSION IS CREATIVITY and my goal is to use it to get the best design solutions you could ever imagine. At One Source Graphics we know that good ideas generate big sales, and that’s the final outcome we aim to generate for our clients in each project.

We don’t believe in appearances by themselves if they don’t come together with a concept applied to a specific objective. We build a unique idea that suits your needs and encourages your customers to do business with you.

That’s where we make THE difference.

We are convinced that every piece of communication triggers something in the customers of the companies we work for. From something really simple (and complex at the same time) like a logo, up to a TV commercial, every work has the chance to make an impression. A logo is much more than a symbol. It’s the way people will identify your company. And we are here to make sure that you communicate the message that will drive your business to success. This is a great opportunity that we certainly know, you cannot reject.

The dedication and responsibility that we assume within every project is consistent with the passion that we feel for design and our commitment to quality. Our 110% satisfaction guaranteed policy reassures that your success will be our success.

Tony Mack is an award winning graphic/web designer and internet marketing expert that operates One Source Graphics, Inc. He works with small local businesses and large internet based companies to create dramatic marketing material that they use to get more sales and more clients. In addition, he has a highly successful internet business that publishes e-products, learning products, iPhone and windows software, and has helped thousands of people learn and improve their own internet
marketing strategies.

Honors and Awards

Academic Excellence Award – Design Basics
Academic Excellence Award – Digital Imaging
Academic Excellence Award – Digital Print
Academic Excellence Award – Visual Communications
Academic Excellence Award – Web Scripting
Academic Excellence Award – Web Development
Academic Excellence Award – Game Development
Academic Excellence Award – 3D Modeling
Academic Excellence Award – 3D Animation
Academic Excellence Award – Video / Audio Production
Academic Excellence Award – Multimedia Production
Academic Excellence Award – Portfolio Production

Achievement in Scholastic Excellence Award for Excellence in Academics While Attending The Chubb Institute

2007 Valedictorian of the Technical Programs at The Chubb Institute

Info

*Creative Director

A creative director is a position usually found within the film, fashion, advertising, media or entertainment industries, but may be useful in other creative organizations such as web development and software development firms as well. The job entails overseeing all aspects of product design.
In advertising, this means branding and advertising for a client and ensuring that the new branding and advertising fits in with the client’s requirements and the image they wish to promote for their company or product. The main aspects of this role are to interpret a client’s communications strategy and then develop proposed creative approaches and treatments that align with that strategy. Another is to initiate and stimulate creative ideas for and from everyone involved in the creative process.
In other industries, such as videogames, a creative director is responsible for the design, vision and direction of the product, which is a different role to that of a producer or project manager. Creative directors are sometimes also called lead designer or chief creative officers depending on the specific company in question.

A creative director is ultimately responsible for the quality of the final creative work. For this reason, they get the lion’s share of acclaim when their team’s efforts win awards, but conversely, the creative director shoulders the negativity (and the blame) when a project goes wrong, response falls short of expectations, or an important individual on the client’s side dislikes or vetos an idea.