Welcome to DeSerio DeSigns!
I'm Denise
DeSerio, and I'm a freelance artist specializing in pastel pet
portraits, paper quilling, and graphic design. Welcome to my "virtual
gallery", DeSerio DeSigns, launched in 2007.
So take a look around
and enjoy your visit to my online galleries. Feel free to email me
your comments, questions, and/or request for quotes, Simply click on the email
icon below or use the link found on the "Contact Me" page. You
can also contact me through Facebook.
Enjoy your visit!
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Latest Work:
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January 2011
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Clock: "All the Time in the
World"
(12"x12")
This clock was made for retiring City of Madison Fire Division Chief
Jeff Duppler. Since the MFD has 12 fire
stations, a clock seemed like a natural gift idea.
It was fun to visit each fire station and take photos of
everything that had their station number on it, and then
decide later which image to use for each.
See detail images, below. |
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Detail of Clock Center |
Detail |
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January 2011
Patch design for Dane County EMS
(3"x3.5")
(Emergency Medical Association). |
Sample of letterhead for DCEMS |
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December 2010
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"Winter Wolves"
(18"x12") Paper cutting used for my
2010 holiday cards. |
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September 2010
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Logo & Notecards for AMFS (Association of Madison
Fire Supervisors) (5.5"x 4.25") This will be
used for print media. In this particular instance, for
notecards. |
Fire Department Patch for AMFS. (3"x3")
Another version of the above logo, but this will be
used to make an embroidered patch. |
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August 2010
Newsletter Masthead Redesign for Alliance for
Animals |
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June 2010
  
Front of Card #1
Back of both cards
Card #2
Business Cards for DeSerio DeSigns (3.5"x2")
These are specifically to promote my pastel
portraits. The middle illustration above shows how all
the pertinent information is on the BACK of both cards. |
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May 2010
Logo & Label for Custom
Mandolins
(3.5"x2")
Our Fire Chief [Madison, WI] makes
her own line of custom, from-scratch mandolins in her
spare time. She recently asked me to design a logo for
her, as well as a label that will go on the inside each
mandolin. She wanted something that would still
incorporate the firefighting profession, and this was
the result.
Here is a link to an article (and
also a short video) on Chief Amesqua's mandolin-making
that appeared in The Capital Times last month:
Burning Passion: Fire Chief Makes Beautiful Mandolins
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