Greetings, earthlings!

You have arrived at the temporary website of Bionic Creative. We’re in the midst of designing a full site, with wingdings, bells and whistles and all.

Bionic Creative is a Singapore-based collaborative network of freelance designers and developers. We match various talents to your project based on your requirements, so that you can maximise every dollar you’ve invested on the right people, the right skills and the best quality.

Our core strength (and our most favourite thing to do) is in Visual Branding + Logos. We also provide other design and media-related services such as Print + Web Design. We’ve picked up a special skill of late — building custom Facebook applications, so we’re the guys to call if you need a cool app!

With our top-notch quality designs combined with attentive and prompt customer service, plus our strong integrity and transparency, you will get the most out of your design investment.

There is only ONE downside. Once you’ve worked with Bionic Creative, you won’t ever want to work with anyone else!

» Here are the testimonials of our happy clients

Conceptualisation, publication layout & design

Logo Development & Namecard Design

Let’s face it. Unless you’re a designer, you’re not going to get how a designer works. That pretty much applies to every other industry.

If you’re in charge of your company’s marketing and branding efforts, don’t fret. This amazing article by the marketing guru, Seth Godin, How to Live Happily with a Great Designer, shares some valuable tips. Read it now to learn how you can maximise your designer’s expertise and build a strong and workable relationship.

After about 2.5 years of starting Bionic Creative, here’s pretty much how my design business runs (I’m sure many of you will find yours similar):

1. A dash of PR
2. Marketing, lots of it
3. Networking, lots of it
4. Getting leads from the above
5. Pitching to the prospects
6. Negotiating (And sometimes…dealing with fish market kind of haggling)
7. Sealing the deal
8. Design and deliver
9. Get paid (Duh.)
10. Thanking the client
11. Asking for a referral or more work

I was pretty happy with this, and thought to myself, “Wow, I’ve really got it together!” So I carried on my merry way.

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