With a uniquely proactive, partnership-based approach to customer care, we put client needs first, envisioning and delivering creative solutions for any image and any surface for retail, corporate and event environments.
In March of 1956, Thomas Printworks set up our first shop in Dallas, Texas. We started with a focus on traditional blueprints servicing the architecture, engineering, and construction industries. We never would have imagined that our business would now be in its third generation of family ownership and have over 600 employees spanning 28 locations in the U.S.
At Tru Vue, we offer innovative acrylic and glass products that protect and enhance your message and design. Our products deliver the best platform for communicating your graphics, branding and messages.
Tru Vue specialty glass and acrylic products deliver functional benefits (abrasion resistance, impact resistance, easy clean, UV blockage to help protect from fading) as well as aesthetic benefits (image clarity, anti-reflective). Our products are designed to solve for your design challenges.
DLC-Lumisheet is a leading supplier of design friendly and energy efficient LED solutions, known for making big waves in the design community. Our cutting-edge products are made in facilities in both USA and Canada, boasting an impressive 50,000+ square feet of manufacturing floor.
Brian O'Neill works in the Capabilities Team as a Content Strategist at Gore in Newark, Delaware.
Brian O'Neill has been with Gore since 1999 and has taken on many different commitments during that time period. His current role is on Gore's Capabilities Team which is located in Newark, DE. Within a small team of Associates, Brian O'Neill provides support for the Capabilities Center in Delaware, as well as design and build for similar experiences in other regions.
Sherine is a reflective sign printing innovator. We believe that staying at the forefront of digital imaging technology is critical when striving to deliver the best quality product as efficiently as possible. Adoption of new technologies doesn’t happen without proven reputation and trust. At its core, that is what Sherine is all about: trust in a high-quality product, trust in the expertise provided by 40 years of specialized manufacturing, and trust in the reliability of industry leading equipment and fully warrantied materials.
Videos of a new product being called an invisibility cloak recently surfaced online. WIRED's Louise Matsakis spoke with its inventor and a physicist who studies optics to find out how it works and whether cloaking and invisibility are truly feasible.
The Surface Imaging program at Thomas Jefferson University offers a unique graduate design education by viewing anything and everything as the canvas through the utilization of a variety of printing technologies.
