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Commissioned for the top Newsweek staff on the occasion of the magazine's sale by The Washington Post Company, this elegant piece consists of two acrylic panels, printed direct in vibrant color, then joined back to back and mounted on a beveled base. Featured on the front is the famous July 2001 cover dedicated to Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham, with the full Newsweek masthead on the back.

The challenge was to find a way of displaying a new type of "barely there" behind-the-ear hearing aid. Our solution was a hollow acrylic cube, with the hearing aid mounted on a clear post in the center. Discretely placed logos on the sides of the cube and a full-flood orange bottom panel helped focus the attention on the centerpiece. The roll-out was a great success, and we produced a second run shortly afterwards. More Case Studies
These high-resolution offset-printed pulpboard coasters were done for our favorite local cafe.
Four-color-process bumper stickers created for an American Rivers fundraising campaign.
An ad agency needed these in a hurry. Normally silicone bracelets take 3-4 weeks; we produced them in less than two.
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