When the time came to renovate its Tampa, Fla. location, The CI Group decided its values should be proudly displayed on a long, exposed interior brick wall within the space. The finished project was to feature approximately 12 different-sized circles—each with a unique value proposition. With an added request to keep the brick’s original charm and character, Trinity Graphic chose Mactac’s IMAGin® RoughRAP™ with PERMACOLOR® RAYZor™ clear matte overlaminate to get the job done while maintaining the wall's original charm.

Sensory Interactive is pleased to announce it has elevated Steven Snyder to the role of associate director, project management. Since joining the firm in 2017, Snyder has played a key role in refining Sensory Interactive’s project management approach and creating new systems that help ensure the successful implementation of the firm’s most complex projects. 

Bluecadet and Outrider recently collaborated with Alex Wellerstein, creator of Nuke Map, on "Bomb Blasts," an interactive tool that personalizes the deadly impact of nuclear weapons and encourages the public to learn more and to take action.

It’s not often that Lorenc+Yoo is able to participate in design projects close to their Atlanta-area home, which made the concept design for the Jekyll Island Museum a particularly special experience for the firm.

Originally a site of Native American habitation and later a European colonial settlement and fort, by the 20th century, Jekyll Island had become a beach refuge for the wealthy and the site of one of the most important conferences on U.S. monetary policy. Now a state-operated nature preserve, Jekyll Island’s history is wide-ranging, complex and important.

Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions recently announced the launch of its new Cut Vinyl Film Portfolio, which has been re-engineered for industry-leading weeding performance and a longer shelf life. The Portfolio of films was incorporated in the “Color with Character” theme of the Avery Dennison Booth at the 2018 ISA Sign Expo that took place in March.