We’re looking for three graphic design interns prepared to leap buildings in a single bound. Interested superheroes please submit your resume and several samples of your work to dave@martingroupmarketing.com

We at The Martin Group like to toot our own horn every now and then. It’s just who we are. But not today. Today we would like to throw a big congratulations out to our client Orville’s Home Appliances for their success this past weekend with their annual warehouse sale.

Creating a great creative product can be exhilarating for our people. Giving a client exactly what they are looking for is a pretty good feeling too. Combining all of the hard work, planning and strategy into a successful campaign for our client? Well, that just creates a warm fuzzy feeling for all of us.

Congratulations to Orville’s.

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The Martin Group is looking for five graphic design interns who want to flex their creative muscles this summer. Interested parties should submit a resume along with several samples of work to dave@martingroupmarketing.com

We’re looking for a graphic design intern who wants to flex their creative muscles.

CLICK HERE to apply.

The Martin Group is undergoing the world’s quickest move! In just a couple days (Friday, to be exact), we will be making the short trek up Delaware Avenue to our new digs in the New Era building – that’s 160 Delaware Avenue.

It’s an exciting opportunity for us Groupies and our clients, as we’ll leave a 2,500-square-foot space for one with 4,700.

We’ll be up and running on Tuesday, May 26. Feel free to stop by to check out our new space.

Everyone is a light. But there are very few lights like Keith Crippen.

When Keith passed away yesterday, the world became a much dimmer place. His mere presence was hopeful, electrifying and downright restorative – the man’s laugh alone could defrost your windshield.

It goes without saying that Keith’s legacy will be invaluable. He was a brilliant creative mind, a kaleidoscope of style and sophistication, a beacon of individuality in a monotonous world. The people he’s loved, taught and inspired will make the world a better place.

People were drawn to Keith’s dazzling light. And in the wake of his passing, it’s as if the Aurora Borealis has left the heavens, never to amaze us again.