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Spotting Pemberton’s most prolific graphic designer, Sumire Design

Posted by Lisa Richardson on August 6, 2011 · 3 Comments 

The artist otherwise known as Sumire Design? You definitely know her work. It’s everywhere. Take a stroll through Pemberton, take someone’s business card, log on to the Pemberton Arts Council website, admire a pair of G3 skis, pick up a souvenir tote or water bottle for Slow Food Cycle Sunday, or a Skate Park tshirt, … Continue reading →

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