If you’ve been shopping around online for a graphic designer for a new logo, a logo refresh, or a design project, you’ve likely seen a plethora of online options–Fiverr, 99designs, crowdspring, to name a few. Maybe you’ve even looked at design portfolios for graphic designers in the Lower 48. But aside from supporting the local economy, working with an Alaskan graphic designer is a huge advantage in a variety of ways.

Seasonal design is more than just pumpkin spice—it can be an effective design strategy that connects you with your audience through timely, relevant visuals. As the seasons change, so do consumer behaviors, moods, and needs. Alaska experiences dramatic seasonal shifts that greatly impact our daily life, and this presents a unique opportunity to connect with your audience.

When it comes to nonprofit organizations, effective design is incredibly important in communicating mission, values, and urgency. Whether you’re based in Anchorage or elsewhere in Alaska, a strategic approach to design can significantly enhance your nonprofit’s visibility and impact.