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Diserio Image was created
from scratch by Kurtis Anthony Diserio in early 2008. The official website
launched on Halloween 2009 with the introduction of the first products
available to the public. Calling this a company can be somewhat confusing,
as it is entirely operated by a single artist. To keep it simple, Diserio
Image is an art and design company based on the creative works of Kurt
Diserio and his passion for motorcycle culture, fashion, and making things
look better.
The physical location is currently within the Valley Cycle Accessories/Valley
Manufacturing corporate building.
All artwork and quotes from within the www.diserioimage.com and the
www.spasticdesigns.com website were created by Kurtis Anthony
Diserio. If you use any of the content (photos, quotes, artwork), please be
sure to give credit. If you have questions, contact Kurt Diserio by using
the email listed below.
Shipping Address: 141 Sunset Ave, Wellsburg, WV
26070
VCA Phone: 304-737-2411
VCA Fax: 304-737-2511
Kurt Diserio - Product Design, Artwork
kurtd@spasticdesigns.com
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Spastic Designs is a
motorsports racing product line that first started printing motorcycle and
ATV graphics in 2005 under the Valley Cycle Accessories (VCA Racing)
corporation. After the birth of Diserio Image and the need to keep Spastic
Designs mobile for possible future relocation, it now operates as a product
of Diserio Image. All contact and shipping information used for Spastic
Designs prior to the change remains the same.
Spastic Designs graphics are the flagship product of Diserio Image and
remain the primary focus of the business.
Motorcycle and ATV
graphics
are kept fresh by being thermal printed upon order using the best materials
available. For information or international sales, please visit the website
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"There is a
hidden hell to design work.
It's mentally easier to do most labor work than it is to do computer
design. Reason is, a lot of labor jobs just require you to follow
directions, and the majority are complete repeats of something that has
been done before, over and over again. Most design work has no
directions, and almost every job is something brand new. A customer
wants the designer to make something great without any hints as to what
they consider to be great. So now it becomes two jobs. First to study
the customer and figure out who they are, how they think, and what they
expect the finished piece to be, and then the designer has to carry out
the task, risking judgment in hopes that the customer will be pleased
with the outcome." K. Diserio, 2009
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