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Storefront Window Blight to RIGHT IDEAS....
Storefront Blight Turns Right" ~ Three Inspiring Women Designers Making A Difference in Providence, Rhode Island
Storefront Blight Turns Right" ~ Three Inspiring Women Designers Making A Difference in Providence, Rhode Island
Storefront Window Blight to RIGHT IDEAS....
1. Create a mural or art installation that reflects the local community.
2. Install window graphics or vinyl lettering to promote local events.
3. Sponsor a rotating art exhibit in the space.
4. Utilize 3D projection mapping to create interactive visuals.
5. Use the window space as an opportunity to showcase local businesses or products.
6. Create an interactive display that encourages customers to engage with the window.
7. Utilize the space to host events or workshops.
8. Create a photobooth or selfie station.
9. Set up a mini library to encourage people to read in the window.
10. Use the window to promote positive social messages.
Storefront Blight Turns Right" ~ Three Inspiring Women Designers Making A Difference in Providence, Rhode Island
Gracie Media Tale
By AB Marcus
Yes. It was the beginning of a new era in the city.
Three fresh Providence college graduates stood looking at empty store fronts in downtown Providence RI.
As if frozen in time, it seemed like everything stopped, the three young women stood like statues in awe of the designs, the creativity and innovation they knew they could create here.
Rachel, Sara, and Julie had a passion for store front beauty.
These three women wanted to create something that would bring life back to the streets of downtown Providence, Rhode Island.
"Let's get back to the office to plan and brainstorm," Sara said. "We need to focus on creating visual designs that featured the famous tourist attractions in Rhode Island," she said on the way back to their walk up Westminster Street office.
"You know," Julie said, "because of Amazon and online shopping these storefront will be empty for years."
"We definitely have to come up with something that will be Creative & Innovative!" Rachel remarked.
Once they got back to their new design office, the three designers started by researching the latest trends in store front design, visiting other stores in the area, and talking to local business owners. They also attended workshops and seminars to learn more about the industry. After gathering all the information they needed, they began to sketch out their ideas and create a plan for their vacant storefront visual designs.
Then the three designers worked together to create a modern, inviting, and unique store front designs for empty store fronts.
They used bright colors, interesting shapes, and unique materials to create a space that was inviting and
eye-catching. They also incorporated elements of their own personal style into the design.
They all knew it was the beginning of a new era in the City since the Providence Design District had been established and Rachel, Sara, and Julie knew they were graphic designers were at the forefront of this new movement.
You see these three women were friends since at RISD and Brown and they decided to combine their expertise and create a web design and graphic design studio in downtown Providence.
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