Duquesa Marketing Appoints Award Winning Graphic Artist to Collaborate on ZenRay™ Art Multi-use Universal Wellness Pillow Packaging Being Readie

Altamonte Springs, FL (PRWeb) January 31, 2007 -- Geoff Ficke, President of Duquesa Marketing, announced today that his firm has engaged the services of award winning graphic artist Diana Puppin, Cincinnati, OH, to collaborate on the brand graphics for ZenRay™. Ms. Puppin has created packaging graphics for numerous consumer product staples and major brands.

"The ZenRay™ is an amazing product with a terrific array of customized features that addresses lumbar, neck and shoulder support and pain relief", said, Nancy Ficke, General Manager of Duquesa Marketing. "The ZenRay™ can be used anywhere you sit, rest or recline and the package design needs to reflect the amazingly comprehensive benefits the product offers. Diana's creative vision and insight are perfect for the product's needs".

"ZenRay™ was the 2005 INPEX Gold Medal winning invention. I visited the show and was immediately impressed by the benefits of the pillow", said Mr. Ficke. "I have had back surgery and know how important support is, the ZenRay is one of those "don't leave home without it" products. It is like a permanent appendage once you experience it's amazing performance".

Pre-sell for the ZenRay is planned to commence in March 2007, with the universal wellness pillow shipping to retailers in by mid-year.

Duquesa Marketing is a leading international consulting firm specializing in consumer products and services. The firm has over 30 years of success in product development, funding and customizing marketing strategies for a wide range of clients.

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