Scottish sign & graphics company produce
unusual print job on a Mimaki CJV30-160.
Kasabian’s drum skin seen at Glastonbury was produced by Brooklyn Graphics It’s not every day that a modest family-run business gets the call from a globally renowned rock band, but that’s exactly what happened to Falkirk based Brooklyn Graphics when it was asked to print a bass drum skin for indie-rockers Kasabian, prior to their barnstorming headline set at this year’s Glastonbury festival.
Three year warranty extends peace of mind
on selected Mimaki printers this summer.
Enjoy a three year warranty as part of Hybrid’s summer promotion on selected Mimaki CJV30 and JV33 printersMimaki’s UK & Ireland distributor, Hybrid Services Ltd has announced attractive package deals on its very popular JV33 wide format printer and selected CJV30 printer/cutters, which can add up to a nice £5,000 of free extras for purchasers.
THE Kew Workshop takes centre stage
as a proud ROLAND user.
Tom McLaughlin - Roland UserSouth-west London set design and construction specialist, The Kew Workshop, has been named as the latest company to join Roland DG’s ‘I’m a Roland User and proud of it’ gallery. The video testimonial can be viewed, along with earlier participants, at
www. rolanddg.co.uk/i_am_proud_kew_workshop/
Local graphic design students create inspirational
Mimaki showroom for Hybrid Services.
South Cheshire College Principal Jasbir Dhesi and student Megan Shepherd cut the ribbon on Hybrid's showroom
With a 2,000sq foot showroom at its disposal, Mimaki distributor for the UK and Ireland, Hybrid Services Ltd took the task of redecorating it to local educational institution, South Cheshire College.
Charities benefit from free banners
produced on Roland DG stand.
Ronald McDonald House Charities banner. Click the graphic to enlarge it.Roland DG (UK) used Sign & Digital UK this year by committing a number of its machines on the stand to producing banners for two UK charities: Ronald McDonald House Charities and Children’s Hospice South West throughout the three days of the show.
International wall decoration specialist company
buys HP Latex 360 from City and West End Solutions.
CWE director Darren Walker with Paul Tarnowski (left) and Julian Kellett (right) from the Digital Applications Department at Graham & Brown.UK headquartered, Graham & Brown, a company which operates internationally at the cutting edge of design and colour within the wall decoration market, has invested in a HP Latex 360 from City and West End Solutions (CWE). The investment was made to enhance the company’s production flexibility and development processes.
Company expands from its new Weymouth based
premises due to increased production capabilities.
Stika.co’s Alex Smith and the company’s Mimaki CJV30-60 UK based Stika.co, a young company located in Weymouth, already had a considerable presence on eBay before it invested in a Mimaki CJV30-60 to expand its production capabilities for its unique, digitally printed product. Stika.co’s popular merchandise ranges from light switch stickers to health and safety labels, with demand for its products growing all the time.
Lintec Graphic Films underpins tribute
to shipbuilding industry on the River Wear.
Lintec Graphic Films at the National Glass Centre For over 600 years, the River Wear - which runs through the North East of England - was the cornerstone of the country's enormous shipbuilding industry. Paying homage to this, photographer John Kippin launched the Ships that Past project, which celebrated the vessels that used to be constructed in the area. Enlisting the help of UK based wide format digital printer The Rip, the project - with the help of the Lintec Graphic Films' high quality non-PVC E-2301RC Vitrocolour film - transformed the glass façade of the Sunderland National Glass Theatre, which sits poignantly on the former site of one the shipyards.
Antalis helps Graham & Brown turn concept
into reality with show-stopping results.
Antalis Graham and Brown Stand Making an impact is something that comes naturally to global Wall Decoration manufacturers Graham and Brown, a company that has been specialising in the design and production of innovative wallpapers and wall art since it was established in 1946. But when planning its stand for this years' Heimtextil exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany, Graham and Brown turned to Antalis UK to help execute one of the company's most spectacular and sensational stands at the event.