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The Circle Studio Designs

"Designing with Native America in Mind"

Owned and operated by The Circle

WE OFFER GRAPHIC DESIGN SERVICES, INCLUDING:

• Newsletters

• Brochures

• Posters

• Book layout

• Book covers

• Annual Reports

• Report covers

• Original artwork for reports and book covers

(We don’t do business cards or logos)

Our rates:

$75 per hour. Call for a free estimate on your project.

Printers:

We work with several printers, depending upon your job size and needs.  

PAST CLIENTS:

Access Press

Ain Dah Yung

Allies For Justice

American Indian Community Development Corporation

American Indian Community Wellness Project

American Indian OIC

Ancient Traders Gallery

Chilson Funeral Home

Dakota Wicohan

Franklin Area Business Association

Franklin Avenue Community Safety Center

Good Neighbors

Grotto Foundation

Headwaters

Honor The Earth

Indian Land Tenure Foundation

Lower Sioux Tribe

MN American Indian Chamber of Commerce

MN Department of Health, Office of Minority and Multicultural Health

MN Indian Business Alliance

MN Indian Women’s Sexual Assault Coalition

NAALA (Natives, Africans, Asians, Latinos(as), and Allies)

Native American Journalist Association

Two Spirit Press Room

University of MN Tourism Center

For more information or to get a price quote please email: thecirclenews@gmail.com.

  Portfolio:

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At your service brochure

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 pdf.jpg  FABA directory NEWEST   PDF
 pdf.jpg  Fifield Invite   PDF
 pdf.jpg  Funeral Home Brochure_Layout 1   PDF
 pdf.jpg  ILTF Annual Report4_18   PDF
 pdf.jpg  lower sioux pww poster   PDF
 pdf.jpg  safety ctr brochure  PDF

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

This reporting is made possible by readers like you.

The Circle is a nonprofit newsroom with no tribal affiliation, no corporate ownership, and no paywall. Independent Native journalism depends on reader support.

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