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About Me My name is Trista Koropatnicki, and I am the owner and designer of Cutting Designs. During the last 14 years I have lived in 4 different states and worked in many different fields. Six years ago after losing my job in Texas, I decided to dive head first into my own business of freelance graphic design. I recently moved to South Dakota to be closer to my family. I am very excited in growing my business here in the Upper Midwest where my roots are! I look forward to working with you and your business!! |
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Testimonials When I first ordered cards for my new business, they were expensive and not very appealing. They were boring!!! I was introduced to Trista and within one day she had designed the perfect card for Rustic Trails Decor. I wanted a card that represented the quality of my work. She listened to what I wanted and creatively displayed my vision on my business cards. I am proud to attach them to my designs. Trista has a unique talent and I am very pleased with her work. I recommend her to everyone. Rustic Trails Decor Marla Thielen, Owner Elkton, SD |
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"As a new spa business; our spa menu brochures are essential and we literally distribute hundreds each month. Local printing costs were astronomical and we were considering going to b & w just to make this promotional expense affordable. We then met Trista of Cutting Designs who was able to reproduce our color brochure at a 75% savings and still maintain an exceptional quality that also included shipment to our door. The whole process took less than one week! One of your best business moves will be to contact Trista at Cutting Designs! Cedar Canyon Spa Pam Reinarts, Owner Medora, ND |
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I own a Health Club and
Karate Studio and have
been in business since
1972. Trista was
recommended to me by a
friend who owns a
Motorcycle shop, a few
years ago. Speed,
accuracy, quality, and
price are essential to
me. Cutting Designs has
consistently and
constantly preformed,
time after time. I now
look or go nowhere else,
for these services.
Trista, you get a thumbs
up for your work ethics. |
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