Pixel and Poly is a boutique design company offering a wide range of solutions. We specialize in getting you and your business the best design solutions with a minimum of fuss. One of the most important benefits when choosing Pixel and Poly as your creative partner is that we are a small company who still focuses on the relationship with the customer.

How do we accomplish all of this? By keeping it simple. We listen to your needs. We determine how that relates to a solution. We brainstorm possible ideas. We develop our final designs. We know clients are constantly pushed for efficiencies and we also know the economy is challenging client budgets. Having a 21st century business model helps us help you. We have a virtual business work flow. We are environmentally responsible. We have many years of industry experience and we strive for quality customer relationships.

Jeffry Gugick, Design Principal

Before founding Pixel and Poly, Jeffry was the Design Director of Skyline Displays Manhattan, North America's leading exhibit system builder. Over the years he has designed for a wide range of clients such as: American Express, Ask Jeeves, AVON, CitiGroup, McGraw-Hill, MTV, FOX Atomic, Goldman Sachs, Lionsgate Films, Michael C. Fina, Nestle Waters, Parsons Brinckerhoff, PSE&G, Shutterstock, and WelchAllyn. He has also designed for a multitude of smaller companies. Regardless of client size or industry, he has a knack for bringing innovative and client-responsive solutions to a broad range of applications.

And some info about the name of the company:
Many people have asked about the name of the company. Without reading into it too much; in this digital day and age, most of the work is either 2d or 3d in nature. That being said, everything will be composed of either pixels (2d) or polygons (3d) - hence the name of the site. This does not dismiss the overwhelming power of design and the creative process. Which we all know can (and does) take any form it wishes.

If you have any specific questions for me please feel free to drop me an email. I hope you enjoy your visit to the site.

--Jeffry Gugick