Blog Posts for 2021
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Finding Inspiration as a Graphic Designer – The Threat of a Blank Page
by Maike Torrez on June 8, 2021
Hmmm, where do I start…where do I even find the inspiration for this blog? The blank page is staring at me, so I guess I have to just put something down. See? I did it! That wasn’t so bad. I’ve laid the foundation and hopefully, this will turn out to be a helpful piece for you.... Read More
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Enhance Your Writing with These AP Style Rules
by Julie Fiedler on May 20, 2021
In the days of cave dwelling, Ort and Bog only knew a few spoken words, and turning those words into visual representations was pretty tricky. They could agree on what pictures meant better than they could agree on what a bunch of lines and squiggles meant, so they stuck with... Read More
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Common Writing Mistakes Explained
by Addie Justus on May 19, 2021
We all have that friend. You know, the one who is constantly correcting your grammar in the group message or pointing out your post’s flawed punctuation. In most of my social circles, that friend is me. On behalf of all Grammar Police Officers out there, I’d like to say: We... Read More
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New Boston Won an International Award for Video Work
by Julie Fiedler on May 6, 2021
We work with some amazing organizations across the state and it’s always a treat when we get to work with repeat clients. It’s a real love fest! When the love expands to include award recognition for that work, well, we fall even more head over heels. We’ve had the pleasure of... Read More
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New Boston Won an International Award for Content Work
by Julie Fiedler on April 28, 2021
One of the best parts of what we do is helping outstanding businesses stand out. Collaborating with clients to reimagine their messaging is incredibly rewarding. And it’s even more rewarding when we get recognized for our efforts. We’re delighted to share that some recent work... Read More
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HirePaths Campaign Informs Parents about Career Options for their Kids
by Kristin Brighton on February 11, 2021
HirePaths is a Kansas-originated educational campaign to inform and excite parents and guardians about options their child can pursue after high school to quickly and affordably launch a well-paying, in-demand career. Read More