It’s all about the little details that matter. Many people don’t realize the importance of windows and blinds. Having windows in a home set the temperature and mood of the house. It allows natural lighting to brighten up the room to give it positive vibes, and it also allows the interior to match the outside views. Blinds give a sense of security and privacy. Without them, anyone can look into your home, which creates a sense of vulnerability with the resident and the outside.
JMR Blind. Inc. is a blind business, located in Corona, California, that helps create a sense of security for any home. They offer a large collection of good quality blinds, shades, and shutters to match the windows of any home, ranging from a wide selection of colors and styles, to different types of each kind. We had the opportunity to help JMR Blinds create brand awareness for their products through their vehicle. JMR Blind Inc. wanted to revamp their Ford transit connect vehicle with a few spot graphics to well represent their company. We installed, first and foremost, the name of the company and important information about the company, such as their website, and their telephone number. Our favorite part about JMR’s spot graphics was making one of their windows into blinds. Not literally, but graphically. We thought it suited the company’s purpose really well! 
Little details, such a simple spot vehicle graphics on a car, makes a big difference. It builds awareness for the brand amongst the people on the road. At Wrap Vehicles, we can make it all happen in the most affordable and easiest way possible.
Harvest is a church that started 35 years ago by its pastor, Greg Laurie. When Pastor Greg Laurie was 19 years ago, he started a Bible study group in Riverside, California. Over the years, Greg’s Bible study group expanded so much it eventually outgrew its facility. It first started off with 30 people, but now stands as one of the largest churches in America, holding approximately 15,000 people. Greg started hosting Harvest Crusades, a large, public evangelistic event in the United States, where over 5,000,000 people have attended. After having such a great turn out, Laurie expanded by holding a variety of nation wide events to bring many people together.
There are so many awesome coffee spots lately that it’s so hard to keep up. It is definitely a business that has become extremely competitive over the years. It is all about the hype and people are drawn to places that not only taste good, but also are aesthetically pleasing. Andytown Coffee Roasters, a spot located in San Francisco, was founded in 2014 by Michael McCrory and Lauren Crabbe. Andytown strives for each customer to drink coffee with a welcoming and comfortable experience.
To achieve that customer experience, Andytown has sprouted a creative design to separate their coffee experience from others. They have gravitated toward the “grandmother’s kitchen” vibe, allowing every customer to feel cozy, welcome, clean, and warm. They have not only incorporated roasted coffee into their menu, but they have also added homemade baked goods. I mean, who doesn’t like freshly baked goods! Although it’s located in a small 600 square footage place, the small space suits its clean and cozy mission. To strive for the clean experience and vibe, Andytown has made the majority of their place white, with wooden accents. It’s simple; however, they accessorized their walls, giving the place some nice details. Andytown works closely with coffee bean importers to find the perfect coffee beans to roast. Since all of their coffees are roasted in house, it gives their baristas the freedom and full control to create a quality cup of coffee.
We’ve been on a roll with wrapping vehicles lately! Companies love wrapping vehicles because it really does make a difference. It not only gives your vehicle a nice twist to it, but it also allows your vehicle to become one of its own. Wrapping vehicles is always a fun time for us because we get to experience the transformation of making some plain and basic become something better. From the variety of colors, to the different graphics that can be installed onto a 
This Festival has all sorts of activities to participate in like hands-on activities, lab tours, exhibits and performances, and much more. Events like these are great ways to get children to pursue and create an admiration for their future careers by offering many opportunities. United States as a whole as losing students who want to pursue a career in the science and technology field. Holding such science festivals influences leaders to make more of an effort to change the recent perspective. North Carolina is doing a great job in changing that perspective and influencing and allowing people to see the fun in science and technology.
Rocket Science is album with many different elements. Rick wanted to incorporate a variety music genres and styles by creating pop rock songs that were well mixed with country elements and rock and roll. Rick’s technique when it comes to songwriting is he comes up with the title first, which inspires the rest of the lyrics. This album inscribes the emotions of the heart and how it’s not always hearts and smiles. He writes his lyrics through the different emotions he encounters. Rocket Science consists of 13 tracks, which will be available on Amazon, Best Buy, and Itunes. We had the opportunity to print Rick Springfield’s new album cover onto 
If you did not already know, Riverside is known for their agriculture. Many people say Riverside’s orange trees are basically what made Riverside so popular. Arlington Heights likes to maintain it’s rural way of life by keeping their housing low, and leaving more room for development. They even still have small corner orange and lemon stands, available for the neighbors. People like Councilman Chris Mac Arthur supports Arlington’s citrus heritage by growing 10 acres of oranges. His family has been in the agricultural business for a long time and so it hits home. Riverside prides themselves in their beautiful gardens, acres of naval trees, and keeping their environment in the best possible shape.
Milano is Arlington’s citrus fruit brand and they have created a fruit crate label art that they display in Downtown Riverside. The City of Riverside’s Parking Services Department put 
