Offering more design and finish options than a paint job, vinyl wrap is overtaking the market as the favoured medium for corporate advertising. In addition, vehicle wraps provide consumers with an affordable way to show off their personal brand, or simply change the colour of their vehicle.
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As part of the on-going rebirth of Chilliwack’s downtown, Anthem Properties commissioned artist Lucien Durey to create the ‘Golden Eagle’—an artwork made from painted aluminium and neon that pays homage to this iconic piece of history.
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An award-winning mural in Niagara Falls, Ont., began with a look at the city’s history—and how it intersects with the present.
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A ton of intricate design work, detailed planning, and frequent correspondence went into the design, fabrication, and installation of the monster-sized DSV sign by Gregory Signs & Engraving Ltd., in Vaughan, Ont., which is celebrating its 40th year in business in 2021.
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When TDH Experiential Fabricators was approached with the opportunity to refurbish a unique and antiquated sign in Vancouver, the company jumped at the chance to add to the country’s heritage.
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When basketball star Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven other people died in a tragic helicopter crash, the team at Speedy Transport Group Inc., turned to Saint-Georges, Que.-based fleet vehicle wraps specialist Turbo Images and its sister company, Turbo Studio, to create a unique wrap for one of Speedy Transport’s trailers.
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When Lock’s Pharmacy, located in Chilliwack, B.C., was approaching its 70th anniversary, its owner, David Lock, decided to pay homage to the history of the pharmacy and its status as a community institution.
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The façade of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., the world’s first guitar-shaped hotel, is both a media system and a dynamic sculpture. Each evening, the hotel becomes a temporary light installation with interactive choreography set to music.
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From site visit to receiving files, creating colour proofs, print set-up and printing, cutting down the panels, labelling and packing, this 12.1- x 76.2-m (40- x 250-ft) wide movie poster hoarding for the action blockbuster Aquaman was completed within a week and installed overnight.
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