Let’s do this!
Orbit Design is your resource for design-driven solutions for real-world results.
A small studio with big ideas, our approach is to understand client goals and provide design-driven, results-oriented solutions to help clients achieve their business goals – including increased sales, brand recognition, website traffic, foot traffic, event attendance, social media friends and followers.
Clients …
Orbit Design is proud to have worked with a wide range of clients from independent business owners to regional corporations – architects, interior designers, historic preservation groups, community development associations, real estate developers, artists, galleries, city government, product manufacturers, schools, service providers, retailers, restaurants, and racing teams – we love ’em all!
It’s time …
Pedal to the metal so you can meet your goals.
– logo and brand development
– website design / WordPress
– emarketing & social media
– online & print advertising
– media relations
– sales collateral
– interactive ibooks
Contact us today – 614-221-2160 – kris@orbitdesign1.com
Meet Orbit:
Gina Cronley
Big Wig
One of the two creative souls in Orbit , Gina is co-founder of Orbit Design - her day includes art direction and studio management. Gina is Columbus College of Art & Design alumni.
Favs: traveling to warm locations, the Short North where she is a past-president of the Short North Business Association and recipient of the Community Leadership Award.
Kris Harrison
Top Dog
Kris is a partner in Orbit Design.
unofficial title: ‘Top Dog’
One of the two creative souls in Orbit, Kris is co-founder of Orbit Design - her day includes design, project management and client communication. Kris is Columbus College of Art & Design alumni.
Favs: surf ’n sand and the open road.
We look for forward to working with you…
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Historical Commercial Posters Are Celebrated As Art At NYC Modern Italian Museum - DesignTAXI.com
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The exhibition features familiar brand names that still exist today.
“My job is to get your attention and keep it long enough for the message to get across,” … well said.
David Lance Goines, iconic Berkeley printmaker, dies at 77
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Goines’ graphic design defined multiple generations in the city’s history, from the Free Speech Movement to the rise of Chez Panisse.