|Parker Originals & More (PO&M)...Service FIRST...DURING and AFTER the PROJECT is completed!|

In the world of advertising and marketing there are always deadlines to meet.  Everyday you are searching for new ideas that keep your organization three steps ahead of the competition.  At Parker Originals & More (PO&M), we understand these opportunities and pride ourselves on being your total solution source...from media placement to graphic design.  We are based in Dallas Texas and believe successful branding happens when the message is based on truth ...not Hype.  When you develop your campaign with a long-term vision, knowing each action will build customer loyalty and trust that results in sales.   Yes, in Dallas Texas innovative and effective marketing can be affordable.  Parker Originals & More (PO&M) strives everyday to be one of the advertising agencies that makes this statement true. We take care of our clients...providing service first...during and after the project is completed.   

We are "Unique"... offering a product line of African American greeting cards that reflects African American culture and Americana at its best. The line also includes poetry magnets, a book, prints, and t-shirts.  You'll find our greeting cards refreshing, because they always leave you thinking about the message.  The product line is called "Life's Notes Collection™".  All the products including the African American greeting cards reflect what we all have in common...family ...faith...hope and dreams.  The line will continue to grow and offer a variety of products that celebrate the rich tapestry of African American culture and Americana.  

"Life's Notes Collection™" was first inspired by our founder, Kenna Patrice Parker’s first book, "Life's Notes, A Viewpoint From Blackness".  A thought provoking collection of vignettes (poetry), a short story and quotes.  This book follows the path of great writers like, James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, and Dr. Maya Angelou to name a few.  As you read you may reflect and think of another great play that explored African American women and their struggles, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf", by Ntozake Shange.   Ms. Parker played Lady in Orange at LSU in Baton Rouge her Freshman year.  This was another moment in her life where she was reminded of the power of art and its impact to make people stop and listen. "Life's Notes, A Viewpoint From Blackness" is that kind of book and very soon will be on stage giving the audience a reason to listen. 

Remember one source in Dallas Texas...Parker Originals & More (PO&M)!   Come on in...We're waiting to serve you.