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Author Archives: brightideagraphics
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Apr
Apr
Times are tough and what better way to look back on these times with a little humor using an old meme. These shirts are sourced from local suppliers in Winnipeg, MB. Red or Black Men’s Ladies or Children’s sizes available.
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Feb
Feb
Envelopes are the one item most people never really think about. When it comes to envelopes there are many different sizes and terms, just the same as paper. There some common envelopes such as a #10 (the standard business letterhead envelope) and a #9 (the standard reply envelope that comes with all of your bills) […]
Large Format Printing, Packaging, Print media Products, Specialty Printing
Paper Size – A4 vs Letter, do you know the difference?
17
Feb
Feb
As a graphics designer of a lot of different print media, I come across a lot of sizes of media and names for these sizes. For example, when I say “hand me a piece of letter-size paper” you would probably reach for a piece of paper that was 8.5″x11″ or 22 x 28 cm. How about […]
06
Feb
Feb
new domains for 2020
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Jan
Jan
Commitment to the CommunityOur community drives our business, which is why Telpay is a proud supporter of many important local initiatives. Bright Idea Graphics is excited to have designed a Special Edition Logo for Telpay’s 2020 A Greener Way to Pay initiative, In fact Telpay is one of Canada’s leading eco spirited enterprises long before […]
01
Oct
Oct
Choosing the right paper stock or coating for your project saves money and grief!
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Sep
Sep
Burton Perry owner and founder of BP Lawn & Snow decided to add a little bling to his marketing by promoting his lawn and snow shovelling enterprise with some new 18″ x9″ auto magnets, design and printed by Bright Idea Graphics. Car Magnets by Bright Idea Graphics are printed on heavy-duty material and ideally suited […]
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Sep
Sep
The creative juices were flowing when our art department was tasked with creating a new logo for Melita Recourses Ltd. This new logo is an evolvement of the original logo which the owners felt did not communicate their corporate essence which is in oil. In keeping the Monogram MR it gave us enough room to […]