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Creating smart and impactful design to empower those around us is what we here at Oblique design do best. We are so lucky as a small Boulder design agency to have been a part of many incredible organizations all over the world. Working with Lisa read more

Last week part of the Oblique Design team ventured into Rocky Mountain National Park for a photo shoot with Red Fox Outdoor Gear. We had a blast helping bring their image to life through stunning images in a beautiful setting.  read more

Oblique Design recently partnered with Boulder, Colorado real estate and property management firm, Novo Properties for a company re-brand. Novo is a boutique real estate company, formerly known as DDM Property Services, that provides both brokerage and property management services. With a focus on read more

Back in March we announced our partnership with a great company out of Philadelphia – League Collegiate Outfitters. Our Boulder design team was tapped to create a new custom website design and four months later we are proud to announce that we’ve launched the read more

Living and working in Boulder, CO we are surrounded by inspiring organizations that make it their mission to help others. We see non-profits work hard to feed and shelter the homeless, save stray animals and support at-risk children; and the list goes on and read more

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again; being a women-owned advertising and design agency in Boulder, we love working with local companies that empower other women. And our newest client is no exception.  read more

It’s me again, Liza the intern. My time at Boulder’s Oblique Design is coming to a close. To say it’s gone by fast is quite an understatement.  read more

The name’s Fiers, Liza Fiers. I am a soon-to-be senior graphic design student all the way from Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana. My university’s graphic design program requires an internship after junior year. Now don’t get me wrong; Indiana is great. I was born read more

We’ve all been to there, aimlessly wandering the aisles in awe of how much stuff there is to be seen in Home Depot, Best Buy, Wal-Mart and other big box stores. But few of us ever think about all of the work that goes read more