robert meyers design
At Robert Meyers Design
our strength lies in recognizing that all clients come with
their own unique set of problems to be solved, and understanding there are no standard solutions that work for everyone.
We begin with a thoughtful process of exploration,
working collaboratively with
our clients to uncover the heart and soul of their company, products and/or services. This context informs us in developing design strategies that will consistently represent our clients in recognizable and meaningful ways, ways customers will relate to, understand, and perceive more immediately
and profoundly.
We design solutions.
We believe in:
We value:
We specialize in:
• Visual identity strategies
and design
• Print collateral
and publications
• Event design
and promotion
• Information design
• Signage and
wayfinding systems
Before founding Robert Meyers Design, Robert worked in Los Angeles for Saul Bass/Herb Yager and Associates as designer/project manager on corporate identity, graphic standard systems, packaging, and signage systems for clients such as AT&T; Capitol Records; Exxon; General Foods; J. Paul Getty Trust; Kibun; Lawry’s; and Wells Fargo Bank. Robert also worked in Las Vegas for R&R Advertising as an art director on advertising campaigns, collateral, and corporate identity for clients including Ceasars Palace Hotel & Casino; Flakey Jake’s Restaurants; Las Vegas Hilton; Howard Hughes Properties; Las Vegas Visitors and Convention Authority; and the Sands Hotel & Casino.
Robert is a graphic design professor at California University of Pennsylvania, located about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh.He has been a professor of Visual Communication Design at RochesterInstitute of Technology, the University of Akron, and Indiana UniversitySouth Bend and currently is an adjunct professor at Robert Morris University.
Robert earned his Master
of Fine Art in Visual Communications from
Kent State University and
his Bachelor of Fine Arts
from Bowling Green
State University.
our strength lies in recognizing that all clients come with
their own unique set of problems to be solved, and understanding there are no standard solutions that work for everyone.
We begin with a thoughtful process of exploration,
working collaboratively with
our clients to uncover the heart and soul of their company, products and/or services. This context informs us in developing design strategies that will consistently represent our clients in recognizable and meaningful ways, ways customers will relate to, understand, and perceive more immediately
and profoundly.
We design solutions.
We believe in:
- Research and exploration
- Strategic thinking
- Creativity
- Passion
- Outstanding service
- Expertise in communications
- Shared successes
We value:
- Trust
- Respect
- Knowledge
- Dedication
- Integrity
- Collaboration
We specialize in:
• Visual identity strategies
and design
• Print collateral
and publications
• Event design
and promotion
• Information design
• Signage and
wayfinding systems
Before founding Robert Meyers Design, Robert worked in Los Angeles for Saul Bass/Herb Yager and Associates as designer/project manager on corporate identity, graphic standard systems, packaging, and signage systems for clients such as AT&T; Capitol Records; Exxon; General Foods; J. Paul Getty Trust; Kibun; Lawry’s; and Wells Fargo Bank. Robert also worked in Las Vegas for R&R Advertising as an art director on advertising campaigns, collateral, and corporate identity for clients including Ceasars Palace Hotel & Casino; Flakey Jake’s Restaurants; Las Vegas Hilton; Howard Hughes Properties; Las Vegas Visitors and Convention Authority; and the Sands Hotel & Casino.
Robert is a graphic design professor at California University of Pennsylvania, located about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh.He has been a professor of Visual Communication Design at RochesterInstitute of Technology, the University of Akron, and Indiana UniversitySouth Bend and currently is an adjunct professor at Robert Morris University.
Robert earned his Master
of Fine Art in Visual Communications from
Kent State University and
his Bachelor of Fine Arts
from Bowling Green
State University.