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Happy August! It’s been a whirlwind 2024 here at Origami Graphics, with back-to-back 50-hour weeks on client projects from mid-April to mid-August. I spent 3 weeks working at the Gold Coast, and got lunch with my brilliant on-call copywriter Heather from Heydays – then went to my friend and client
Bookings for July completely full; some space remaining in August. The time to enquire about annual reports is now.
Two bags of flour. One sells for $1.40 and the other sells for $7, a difference of 400%. Can you guess which is which, just by looking at them? And can you recreate this effect using Canva, AI, or Fiverr? Let’s run through the options!
Limited government, charity, and corporate slots remaining for end-June. Grab and Go and small business packages booked out until July.
Spoiler: I can’t spend my time finding 100 different clients a year and still have enough space to do effective design work.
People say that if you support a corporation, you support their CEO’s profits – but if you support a small business, you’re helping a family send their kids to school and put food on the table. Well, I don’t have kids (yet?). But I’m going to give you a sneak
This winter, I’m offering cheaper, quicker branding and web design packages – to help support my clients while household budgets are stretching beyond actual belief. You could save more than $1000.
I was recently contacted by a high school student who interviewed me for an art and design assignment. While I’ve kept this person anonymous, these answers give massive insight…
In February, I posted about discontinuing web design services on Wix due to the far-right Israeli Government’s ongoing genocide in Gaza. I’ve been deliberating about how to manage my Israel-based Elementor WordPress site builder subscription for some time. But this month’s killing of World Central Kitchen aid workers – including
Graphic design is a tricky profession to price, because visual art can be subjective and that means pricing and value can be perceived as subjective, too. But that’s the thing – design isn’t just *art*. Design is artistic principles, applied with purpose, to enhance commercial and emotional value for your