Imaging Company Launches Creative Design Firm

PORTSMOUTH, NH - Infinite Imaging, a visual communications company based in Portsmouth with branches in Exeter and York, ME, has launched West End Creative, a full service creative design firm that specializes in design-to-print graphics for branding and marketing, according to a press statement.

West End Creative offers a range of creative design services for businesses and nonprofits and is co-located in Infinite Imaging’s Portsmouth location at 933 Islington St.

“West End Creative grew out of 25 years of working with businesses big and small to design and print materials, signs and graphics,” said Bill Hurley, president of Infinite Imaging and West End Creative. “Companies look their best when they have one designer creating and managing their brand and when they have all their printing done in one place. West End Creative takes the in-house design services we have always offered our clients to the next level. It affords us the opportunity to work with clients more comprehensively to create designs that best fit their brand image and that translate seamlessly to print.”

West End Creative is led by Mark Dearborn, a veteran designer from Infinite Imaging’s in-house creative design department. During his eight-year tenure with Infinite Imaging, Dearborn has worked with a broad range of clients on their design and branding projects. Notable projects include updating Portsmouth Regional Hospital's Level II Trauma Center brand; working with Proulx Oil & Propane on direct mail marketing campaigns and fleet vehicle graphics; and designing exhibit displays for Canterbury Shaker Village, Star Island and the historic South Church.

West End Creative offers creative and graphic design services including tradeshow booths, logo (re)design, vehicle wraps, exhibit panels, brochures and more.

More information and portfolio samples can be found at westendcreative.com.

Caption: Creative Director Mark Dearborn, left, and Infinite Imaging President Bill Hurley (right) launch West End Creative.

Submitted by Caroline Amport Piper