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| Curlewis's Chemist For Less is ready! |
Treasure hunters can spot each participating business by a poster in its window or by an interactive map; if they find a glass 'Tiny Treasure' on the premises, the business will stamp their Treasure Hunt entry form.
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| Portarlington's Wish Pond is set! |
The draw has over a hundred pieces of locally made glass art as prizes, so treasure hunters, businesses and artists can all be winners!
Business benefits
Being in the Treasure Hunt is good for a business, because while treasure hunters search the premises for its 'Tiny Treasure', they see everything else that the business has to offer.
Participating businesses recognise that the Treasure Hunt attracts inquisitive treasure hunters who may not otherwise come onto their premises; and they are responding by displaying Treasure Hunt promotional material prominently.
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| Portarlington's Montana's is keen! |
Several participating businesses have been featured in previous posts on this blog, all feature on the web site and, of course, all the businesses appear on the Treasure Hunt entry form.
Featured Festival
sponsor – Blue Pen (i)
0429 911 980 blupen@ncable.net.au
Blue Pen is the business name of graphic designer Lyn
Ingles, who has been a significant supporter of the Festival of Glass since it started
in 2011. Lyn has been the major creator of the Festival’s ‘face’ – a
consistent, coherent series of images that integrate the Festival’s
increasingly diverse activities.
Lyn created a logo for the first Festival of Glass in 2011 and
that logo has been associated with every subsequent Festival. The logo’s
distinctive typeface and colours have underpinned other logos that Lyn has
created subsequently to identify and integrate elements of the Festival. These
include the Expo, the Glass Art Awards and the Workshops, as well as Festival
projects such as The Glass Trail, the
Glass Reflections web site of local
glass history and The Glass Mural in
Drysdale’s town square.
Most recently, Lyn’s original logo has inspired the striking
graphics that she has created for the Festival’s Treasure Hunt, which started
in 2016.
Lyn’s creativity and imagination are evident in her work for
the Festival of Glass and those qualities are available to any private or
public organisation wishing to create a brand or a public ‘face’ - or to
improve its existing one.
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