We recently had a large order of bioboard signs come through for Global Inheritance. They compiled some rather vibrant artwork to categorize the different waste dispensaries at an even they were attending. The colors came out so good with our digital flatbed printer I felt it warranted some show and tell time.
Fiveten, the well known climbing shoe manufacturer, is one of those clients who utilizes nearly all of our services we offer. Especially our vehicle wraps and large format digital flatbed prints. Their latest request was an order for two 8′x8′ wood prints for their shoe displays. The artwork turned out great and will definitely catch the attention of potential buyers in stores.
After seeing the samples we sent to them a little while ago the people at Hangar 24 Craft Brewery couldn’t wait to get their order in for their signs. We ended up printing three different sizes on the digital flatbed printer and cut them all out on our larger format CNC router. The result was a lot of wood piling up in our warehouse, all digitally printed on with the Hangar 24 Craft Brewery Orange Wheat artwork. This job was really fun to see getting finished so I grabbed a few of the completed pieces while they were still cutting the rest and snapped some photos to share.
We proudly print all of Sambazon’s point of purchase materials in house here at Monster Media. Menu boards and similar signage constantly pass through here for the well known acai berry juice company. The fun thing about printing Sambazon is that we can always count on them to give us nice bright materials to show off our color skills on. The menu board below was printed directly to the substrate via our large format digital flatbed printer.
We have done a lot of printing for FiveTen, a SoCal based outdoor sports footwear company, over the last few years including the wraps on their entire fleet of sprinter vans. A few flatbed prints were sent in recently on an order, one of which was a large wood print with artwork printed directly into the grain. The old stylized artwork mixed perfectly with the natural look of the wood. A look that couldn’t be possible without the use of our large format digital flatbed printer. Check it out below.
Monster Media has had a long upstanding relationship with the beverage company Sambazon. One of our latest jobs with them is just at the end of being finished so I grabbed some shots to show off how cool it turned out. We printed some near lifesize prints of Bob Burnquist and Rob Machado with our HP Designjet L65500 on some billboard paper, mounted it to some of our thinner bioboard and then cut the whole thing out to shape with our large format cnc router to make custom cut standups for Sambazons advertising campaign.
A client of ours came in recently needing some signs for their residential complex swimming pool. Nothing interesting artwise on these prints but the material we got to print on was a little different. Using our Digital Flatbed Printer we printed these signs directly onto aluminum substrate that was supplied to us precut to their custom sizes. By using our flatbed printer we were able to cut out the middle man of mounting the artwork with adhesive to the metal which saves money and time for our customer.
A set of art gallery placards were printed recently with our Digital Flatbed Printer on BioBoard, one of our choices in post consumer products we have available for our customers. Even though these signs were smaller in scale than our normal output the detail was still a high enough quality for the fine print and small logos found in the artwork. We may be a grand format printer at heart but that doesn’t mean we don’t know how to take care of the small stuff as well.
A local brewing company had us print some samples of different ways they could present themselves in various POP formats so we printed up a few different pieces on several different materials that can be used for advertising. Along with doing a couple of banners on our super smooth material and some controltac prints we also turned on the digital flatbed printer and printed two wood pieces and a couple of prints right onto some plain cardboard. Both sets turned out great and here are the pictures to prove it.
Affliction came to us recently with an order for some custom shaped display signs made from inch an a half thick wood. We were more than happy to help them out with this job and started on getting some samples out to them as soon as possible. After sending the wood through our flatbed printer followed by our CNC router we came up the four pieces shown at the bottom of this post.
