Quick Wins for Summer: 5 Easy Design Upgrades You Can Do Today.
The Silver Bean is open, the Little Lake fountain is on, and bars and restaurants have opened their patios for the season. The summer season is officially here, which is when Peterborough and the Kawarthas receive the most visitors and tourists all year. As a small business, attracting new visitors is a priority and can be a challenge. This month, let’s go over some design updates to add a flare to your business. Read on for 5 ‘quick wins’ and how OmniWorx can assist you.
The Ultimate Guide & Checklist for Attending Community Events (as a Vendor).
We have all been to various community events whether celebrating a local or national holiday, farmers markets or a seasonal festival. We know how to attend, but do you know how to make the most out of attending a community event as a vendor? Here are our tips to make your attendance as successful as possible!
Buy Local: Why Should You Work With A Local Graphic Designer.
There are a lot of options out there for small and mid-sized businesses when it comes to getting design work done. There are a number of companies offering flat rate monthly design services, there are contest sites that garner 100’s of designs for $100 and people who will do a number of large design tasks for under $100. Not to mention companies from overseas offering what looks like a good deal. Why should your small business choose a local designer?
HEX, RGB, CMYK Oh My!
If you have ever done design work on a PowerPoint you might have seen the term HEX or the letters RGB and if you have been doing more advanced work you might have even seen the letters CMYK. What do these terms mean and what is the difference between them? Most importantly, why does it matter? This article answers all your questions about the three primary colour systems business owners should understand.
Client Feature
Cliffside Village Books
Over the summer of 2019 we worked with Genevieve of Cliffside Village Books to design a new store front sign for her business. We worked with Genevieve to create a new storefront sign that was not only easy to read from the street but also on brand to fit with the feel of the rest of the store.