When the Passionate Cook’s Essentials posted a clever “Keep Calm and Eat Cheese” sign in their display window a few weeks ago, other downtown merchants LOVED the idea — so they came to us en masse to create funky and eye-catching corresponding signs to match.

So far we’ve printed:

• Keep Calm and Read Books, for Blue Heron Books
• Keep Calm Keep it Natural, for Elemi Organics
• Keep Calm and Keep Shopping, for Presents, Presents, Presents
• Keep Calm Carry Yarn, for On the Lamb
• Keep Calm it’s Gluten-Free, for Baked at Frankie’s 

It’s SO fun to walk downtown and see our work so prominently displayed! We’ve already got calls to create ones for a yoga studio and a teenager’s bedroom.

These are made of 4mm coroplast, double sided, with grommets at the top for hanging.

We do this so often that we forget to talk about it! Each month we create dozens of print ads for our community magazine, Uxbridge Town Talk. From realtors to gymnastics centres, hair salons and grocery stores — we’ve done them all.

Shown above are ads for:

• Cindy Rogers, realtor
• Keith’s Flower Shop & Gifts
• Uxbridge Midwives (whose website we developed)
• Elemi Organics
• Ian Morrison, realtor

Our advertisers often have us resize ads for other publications, too, or create others from scratch to more suit the market they are targeting. Check out our testimonials to see how our work has helped our clients.

We regularly craft dynamic ads for online advertising, too.

Need beautiful print ad design work? Contact us!

We created a customized featured content area with icons that Sheryl can easily manage herself and update daily to keep her site fresh. Readers can search by category on the sidebar, or via pull down menu of portfolio categories. Sheryl had a professional video shot, which is front and centre on her homepage to welcome visitors to the site.

Sheryl is a well read columnist on the Toronto Star’s popular Moneyville website, and her articles regularly appear in print. We made sure to have this prominently featured on her home page.

Finally, all of Sheryl’s years of articles were converted into posts from links for easy searching, navigation and archiving.

Visit www.sherylsmolkin.com to see more.

The Uxbridge Township Fire Department came to us in a panic: they needed to create the program for their upcoming Ontario Fire Prevention Officers Association conference ASAP.

In just two short weeks we put together a glossy, 16-page, 8.5×11 handout featuring guest speaker bios, agenda and trade show vendors — all from scratch. Designer Holly had a grand time working with with a standardized design on all pages, as well as having some fun with fire hydrants and hoses for this active group of fire safety personnel.

We look forward to working with the group next year. Pop into our office to see a copy!

Check out our pricing list below and if you can’t find what you need, contact Rebecca for a custom quote. sales@sweetworldmedia.com

Contact us today for a print quote and more information about our graphic design services.

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Our graphic design intern used elements of an old poster and incorporated pictures provided by Heather. After coming up with an original design, Sarafino provided specific edits and quickly approved the second proof.

When working with a specific budget, it is important that clients provide clear instruction. If you’re thinking of having a marketing material designed it is important to be specific with your likes and dislikes. Supplying colors, fonts, and images will help expedite the design process.

The arrow signs will line the self-guided sugar bush tour on Siloam’s Farm. The 4 foot square 1 KM sign will guide traffic on Durham Rd. 8 to the farm. The text signs — on very durable and easy-t0-read PVC — will hang on trees describing the history of maple syrup making.

Eric was so thrilled with the results: “This is what we’ve wanted to do for years!”

Contact us today for a free, no obligation print quote at sales@sweetworldmedia.com.

I am so happy to announce that after three years of co-owning Sweet World Media, I am passing the reins to Carly and our growing team of very talented employees. The reason I’m leaving is very simple: my family. I want and need to focus my attention on my amazing kids (who are growing up at an alarming rate!). I am lucky to have the choice to spend a few more days a week with them.

I have such confidence in Carly, Rebecca, Holly and the rest of the team at Sweet World Media, and know the next years will continue to bring great growth and amazing clients. Carly and I will continue to be the best of friends and partners in crime (no, really, we will!). Our bond extends well beyond our business, and that will not change.

To our Sweet World Media clients: you are in very capable hands, and will feel no change in the personal service you have grown to expect from us. Carly already has people in place to take over my responsibilities, and I will remain as a source of knowledge and support.

When the magazine started, I had only lived in Uxbridge for a few months, and I can’t think of a better way to have gotten to know a great many of you! From the business associates who became friends to the great neighbours who have supported Sweet World Media from day one – thank you!

I am most proud of what we have been able to give back while I have been here: helping buy a local hero a van, raising money for the Bonner Boys splash pad, new Uxbridge-Scugog Animal Shelter and Youth Centre, setting up displays for the Optimist Club Fantasy of Lights, having the best float in the Santa Claus Parade and so much more.

Thank you so very much.
Kirsty Kernohan, with Dan, Liam and Maeve