Posts filed under 'window painting'
Madison, NJ chamber, art council and schools bring community together with holiday window painting
“[Window paintings] will not compete with your window display, but help to enhance it… The window painting will help tie in all the stores and create a beautiful and festive atmosphere throughout our business district for the holidays.”
– James Burnet, executive director, Main Street, Madison, NJ.
I am looking for a similar project in which several stores on a same stretch of a street would have a thematically coordinated, serialized window paintings. If anyone know of a neighborhood community and business organizer who can spearhead an effort like this, please contact Sarah Morrigan.
Add comment November 11, 2009
Window painting for Vancouver and Clark County businesses
Iridia Creative Productions does not provide window painting services outside the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area, or in the state of Washington due to costs and complexities of operating an interstate business.
If you are in Vancouver, Washington area, please call Ariel at (360) 719-8595.
Add comment October 29, 2009
Five old-fashioned arts to grow your business today
Today it seems as though all what one must do to grow his or her business is to get online, find as many Facebook friends and tweet every other minute. While social media and Web 2.0 have dramatically transformed the way we do and grow business, it is important never to forget why they have done so: They have moved the marketing from primarily a one-way street (such was the case with broadcast advertising and older web-based marketing) to a moderately unregulated and decentralized relationship, or conversation, coming and going in all directions.
This brings the business back to the spirit of a more traditional age, when most shopkeepers and salespeople grew their wealth out of conversations, relationship, words-of-mouths and their reputations in the wider society.
It does not take an expensive campaign or a rocket science to cultivate such a beneficial relationship. Here are five easy and inexpensive ways to move your business from purely a pursuit of sales figures to a solid foundation for a long-term prosperity.
Read more on Biznik.com: http://biznik.com/members/sarah-morrigan/articles/five-old-fashioned-arts-for-your-business-today
Add comment October 27, 2009
Schedule your window painting project soon
Due to the seasonal popularity of window painting during weeks preceding Christmas, this year I am instituting a peak-season rate between Friday, Nov. 20 and Sunday, Dec. 20 to better balance my scheduling load and to stabilize cash flow.
To take advantage of the lower price, schedule before Thursday, Nov. 19.
Add comment October 24, 2009
See live window painting in action on Nov. 19
I will be working on a relatively large window painting project on Thursday, November 19 from around 9 a.m. till done (in about 3 hours) in Johns Landing, South Portland.
This is a chance for those who would like to see how it is done. I will also be giving out 25% discount on anyone who stops by and makes a reservation for their own location on the spot.
The method I use for window painting eliminates the need for toxic chemicals or possible damages to the windows. The non-toxic paint, durable for about six months once dry without discoloration, can be washed off with soapy water and typical consumer window cleansers (such as Windex) albeit with some patience, so there is no need for paint thinners or other volatile chemicals that can harm people’s health and the environment. It also reduces the possibility of damages and scratches to the windows.
It will be at the Water Tower Postal Annex on Southwest Boundary Street between Corbett and Macadam on November 19.
Add comment October 23, 2009
Sarah paints Southeast Grind!
Brand designed by Sarah A. Morrigan, Iridia Creative Productions.
Southeast Grind will be opening tomorrow, Sunday, April 19 at 8 a.m. Normal hours of operation will be 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. This was formerly Fireside Coffee Lodge, and the address is 1223 S.E. Powell Blvd., Portland, Oregon 97202.
Add comment April 18, 2009
