Making it look kids’ play
Digipress printed these novel blinds for The Coop nursery. Cute.
Sweet charity
A house-sized logo
Onto a winner
Scaling creative heights
Big and bold
Scent of success
Working with OOH media client Limited Space, PressOn has delivered atrium banners, Orbit digital screen graphics and ceiling graphics for Paco Rabanne fragrances 1 Million and Lady Million across various locations.
Helping a hospice
Perspex Distribution played a key role in helping children’s TV programme The Dengineers build a den for Claire House Children’s Hospice in Liverpool.
A tail to tell
PressOn has wrapped the tail fin of the racing car Bloodhound SSC, which is readying for the next World Land Speed Record attempt in South Africa in 2019.
Bringing the outdoors in
Canadian artist Robert Ryan combines his skills, print knowledge and passion for the outdoors to create one-off images like his for professional and commercial establishments as well as for his own gallery.
Showtime
Preston-based Palmer Publicity Services (PPS) was instrumental in the look of the 2017 Mobo Awards ceremony, its graphic designer having worked closely with Passion4Events to produce designs for various podiums and coffee table cubes.
It’s history
StandOut Graphics worked with Juice Creative Design, to create this display at the King Richard III Visitor Centre in Leicester, using Coala Silky Wallcover Textile.
Cool art lesson
Preston-based Signs Express (Central Lancashire) has provided digital wall coverings, stained glass effect window displays and large-scale wall graphics on staircases and corridors at Moor Park High School and Sixth Form College. The designs and artwork were produced by Lancashire company CDM.
Fantastic plastic
Having bought the UK’s first EFI H1625 SuperDraw wide-format printer, Daniel Jepson, technical director at Manchester-based Plastic Formers has called it “the Holy Grail with its white ink, instant cure and laser proofs.” The company is using it to extend its offering, including printing onto thermo formable plastics.
A sporting chance
Leach Impact is behind the new graphic lightboxes at Huddersfield Town Football Club’s John Smith’s Stadium reception area, where six displays - including three bespoke curved structures - have been designed, manufactured and installed, in partnership with integrated marketing agency Fantastic Media.
Glimpsing the future
Leach Studio has worked on revised conceptual designs for Bolton Museum’s new £3.8m Egyptology gallery following feedback from the public and partners. New artist impressions show how the portico will look when it opens next year.
...and the winners are
Millharbour Digital in Hertfordshire delivered this branding project at Sushi Samba London to celebrate the UK Stem Awards 2017. The temporary graphics - printed on Arlon vinyl supplied by CMYUK - had to be installed just prior to the lunchtime event and removed cleanly as soon as it concluded.
Skeleton crew
Mexico-based PSP Mori Digital 3D printed this headturning skeleton measuring 8.40m x 3.60m for the Mexican Festival of Light celebrations in Guadalajara. The skeleton will also feature at this year’s Festival del Día de los Muertos, taking place throughout Mexico from the 31 October
Winning wall covering
This year’s Antalis Interior Design Awards included this stunning wall graphic by Danish company Damgaard-Jensen for the new Strandings museum. Designers approached the company in the early stage of the building’s construction. Using Coala wallpaper the PSP provided story-telling wall decorations throughout the museum, adding lightning to sympathetic effect.
Delivering an express job!
In a bid by the volunteer-run Telford Steam Railway to attract more paying visitors it fashioned its site into a Polar Express winter wonderland at the end of 2017, with Telford-based Western Signs and Printing having transformed an engine into The Polar Express and provided trackside graphics.
Magic!
Stylo supplied and installed this giant banner at the British Library for the ‘Harry Potter A History of Magic’ exhibition.
A military operation
Signs Express (Falkirk) provided the signs and graphics for this year’s Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. The team wrapped a high-level portacabin construction in graphics to celebrate 100 years of aircraft carrier aviation as part of the job.