Andersen Design collaborates with Calypso

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR!

It is with great faith and expectations that we are setting up a new stand alone production, While our current location plans are uncertain, this is a move consistent with our business plan which involves setting up a local stand alone production where we can train others to set up satellite productions, ideal for Maine's low income high unemployment regions but can be located anywhere. For more information on the network request our business plan.Please state the nature of your interest and but Requesting Business Plan as subject.

Production is slow now while we make the transition but we are taking orders for when we are set up, hopefully in the next month.Taking orders in advance will help us to make plans and hire a staff.

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Harborfest in Boothbay Harbor is featuring a vintage theme. We are setting up a space upstairs from Calypso where we will be displaying contemporary and vintage work. Hours will be posted later. We expect to be open through September and possibly longer .

Calypso Ad designed by Mackenzie Andersen.
For Graphic Design and Photography Services by Mackenzie you can make a request by email with "Requesting Graphic Design Info" as subject, or call 207 449-1449

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