Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Sponsored Content
HomeIn BusinessWinning gave firm its wings

Winning gave firm its wings

The martlet bird represents everything graphic designer Cheryl Martin takes pride in, with its 15th Century connotations of swiftness, promptness and bringing good news.
“I love that I get to be creative every day and help businesses really showcase who they are and what they stand for,” she says.
Cheryl chose the heraldic symbol of the bird when launching Martlette Graphic Design six years ago.
“Someone in Bendigo was already using Cheryl Martin as a domain name,” she explains.
Martlette Graphic Design is all about providing high-quality designs on time for clients.
“We’re known for keeping projects on track for clients,” Cheryl says
That commitment won a category on debut in the 2017 Geelong Business Excellence Awards.
“Winning Micro Business of the Year gave Martlette huge exposure to the Geelong businesses community,” Cheryl says
The entry process also provided “fantastic feedback and useful, constructive advice”.
“I found the judges feedback really helpful,” Cheryl says.
“The benefits of putting in a submission are greater than winning an award.“
Martlette has clients from King Island to Cairns and beyond, with Cheryl recently designing a logo for South Pacific Air Ambulance Service, based in Vanuatu.
“How they find me is amazing!”
Cheryl has decades of experience in graphic design, from logos, websites and social media to brochures, business cards and annual reports.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Plovers killed

Dog owners could face two years in prison and fork out almost $50,000 in fines if they are found to have contributed to the...

Sailing into town

More News

Hot rods roar to life

One of the region’s biggest classic car and hot rod events will roar back to life for another year in Queenscliff. Queenscliff Rod...

Queenscliff wins at Clifton Springs

Independent photographer was at Clifton Springs Bowls Club as the home side went down to Queenscliff in Division 2 of midweek bowls on Tuesday...

16-year low for water storages

Greater Geelong’s water storages are at a 16-year low, closing out 2025 at a combined capacity of 47.2 per cent. It is the lowest level...

Battling illegal dumping

Geelong roadside maintenance crews are appealing to the community to stop illegal dumping and save ratepayers money. City of Greater Geelong has...

Summer cranks up

Summer seems to have upped its game a notch and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went to Ocean Grove main beach on Tuesday 20 January...

Call out for Battle of the Bands

Young musicians across Golden Plains Shire are being encouraged to participate at the 2026 Battle of the Bands competition. Battle of the Bands is a...

Giant killers Leopold into T20 decider

Leopold became giant killers at Reynolds Oval, winning through to the Geelong Cricket Association top grade T20 grand final. One of only two GCA2 sides...

Land sale feedback wanted

Golden Plains Shire intends to sell council-owned land at 132 Milton Street, Bannockburn and wants community feedback. The vacant parcel of 3.5 hectares in the...

Community heroes nominated

Golden Plains Shire has announced nominations for its Community Awards 2026. The awards recognise and celebrate the exceptional contributions made by individuals and groups. Young community...

Top-order stability for Grove

Openers Shaun Fankhauser and Dan Roddis combined for their third major partnership in a row to catapult Ocean Grove to an eight-wicket derby win...