Artwork Digital Uses Childhood Imagination to Create Mobile Storage Boxes

1. Brazil ǀ The team at Artwork Digital (www.artworkdigital.com.br) reverted to their childhood for inspiration when the Baú Econhecimento traveling school asked for mobile storage boxes that were inexpensive, kid-safe, colorful, and 100 percent recyclable. Seven boxes were created using 16mm Re-board and then printed on an Inca Onset S20 flatbed printer using solvent-free inks.

2. England ǀ Race for Life chose Your Print Partner (www.yourprintpartner.co.uk) to provide the event branding for almost 300 women-only races across the UK. The print company delivered aero banners on rolls up to 100 meters long, barrier jackets, and more than 600 4.15-meter feather flags, all manufactured in-house at their new Lincoln headquarters.

3. New York City ǀ Futuristic watch brand Nooka wasn’t satisfied with one static look for its Zonal exhibit at this year’s WantedDesign show. Visual Magnetics provided three unique MagnaMedia wraps for the polygonal, diamond-shaped exhibition case; each day, one wrap was removed to reveal a new look.

4. San Diego ǀ Las Vegas-based print shop Color Reflections (www.colorreflections.com) rose to the 30-foot-tall challenge of branding the six enormous arches of the 2014 MillerCoors Distributers Convention courtyard. The team produced 12 designs, each featuring a different MillerCoors product, on their Vutek GS5000r using 3M Scotchcal Graphic Film 3662.

5. Chicago ǀ Operation North Pole called on Daxam Inc. (www.daxam.com) and Flexcon to create and donate graphics for its annual fantasy trip to the “North Pole” in December. Families of children battling life-threatening illnesses boarded train cars wrapped in Flexcon’s BusArt Air Egress and Seethru-Sign White/Black Flex 2 vinyl.