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Butterflies job lands in Oasis

Signs Express (Exeter) shows its metal

Elephant trumpets Andesign message

Making it look kids’ play

Digipress printed these novel blinds for The Coop nursery. Cute.

Sweet charity

Drytac donated its ViziPrint Impress media to help Minneapolis based charity Courageous HeArts create this window display for its youth workshop.

When Reliance Medical moved its four buildings in Congleton all under one roof in Kidsgrove it asked Signs Express (Stoke) to provide branding for its 2,322m2 warehouse, including a 80m2 logo and text on the side of the building.

Onto a winner

Spectrum Sign and Display marked its 20th year producing/installing signage and graphics for the Aintree Grand National with some lovely output, which this year included those for 220m of temporary bars across the course.

Scaling creative heights

ImageCo Visual Imaging is showcasing its large-format print capabilities at its own HQ in Leeds with this graphic. The ground was covered with Udeco Crystal Floor, which has a printable, clear media print side and crystal textured anti-slip top surface. The walls were decorated with CMYUK Utack. a thin and woven self-adhesive polyester fabric.

Leach times Raymond Weil job to perfection

Game on

Colourful entry

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.

Big and bold

Vomela, one of the biggest printers in the US, has created the largest printed graphic in the company’s history.

AllSigns delivers holy order

Hunger Games

Unworldly winner

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.

FLS shows pride in AA job

Pipe dream comes true

Beauty is on the inside

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.

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