ILLUSTRATION & DESIGN
SERVICES
Commissioned Artwork
Artwork commissions are open and available for artist consideration. Commission requests that are most frequently accepted favor subjects within music, although exceptions do exist on a case-by-case basis.
Clients include Cello Bello, Cecilia Rosin, the American Viola Society, Hans Jørgen Jensen & Minna Rose Chung, and a number of private collectors.
Branding & Logo Design
Inkermezzo offers branding and logo design for classical music-based organizations and individuals. Projects outside of classical music are selected with limitation.
Clients include the Astralis Chamber Ensemble, Strings of Latin America, Eastern Shore Chamber Music Festival, the Shkolnikova Academy, and Cape Bottle Room, and more.
Sheet Music Design
Inkermezzo is thrilled to offer sheet music illustration and design services for composers and classical music publishers. As an original inspiration for our classical music niche, we are excited to expand our collection of sheet music covers to feature fresh and modern designs to reimagine and juxtapose the outdated styles that keep classical music a relic of the past.
Clients include Strings of Latin America and Josué Jiménez Morales.
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Website Design
Inkermezzo offers musician-friendly website designing services through Wix and Squarepace. A hassle-free website is designed and subsequently taught to the client for ease of updating on a regular basis. These sites are budget-friendly ways for musicians, ensembles, and arts organizations to adopt a professional design with the independence to edit and maintain on their own.
Clients include Strings of Latin America, Yuriy Bekker, the Shkolnikova Academy, Charleson Chamber Music Initiative, Horacio Contreras, the Reverón Trió and more.
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Licensing & Wholesale
Products and designs are now available for selected licensing and wholesale opportunities. We are currently partnering with violin shops and symphony gift shops to offer a selection of Inkermezzo artwork beyond our online presence.
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