The latest machinery and print techniques on display showed us very quickly how to print and assemble a quaint "dolls-house". Here three visitors to the show marvel at the technique.
Well laid out with digital graphics on most aisles made one wonder if we were really to walk on these fabulous prints. The Mimaki stand was quite impressive! No wonder there are so many Mimaki's in the field out there.The high quality of design and visual expression by this years exhibitionists was displayed in the clever design concepts of the stands. Come on Lets face it! This is the premier sign show south of the equator.
Fabricated Perspex signs really made a huge impact as was the case at the Neon and Graphic Supplies stand. Richard and Lynn were on hand to welcome visitors and offer advice on certain products. the high quality finish on the brands displayed here was clear to see. Great Exhibition stand!
Here was a perfect example of a great vehicle wrap. Well at least a partial wrap. The eco-friendly ink gives a smooth and glistening finish to the car bonnet, I had to physically knock on it to make sure it wasn't wood. I can see interior designers so loving this.
And then there was the Avery Dennison Speed Wrap Challenge to see who could wrap a car door in record time. The comp gathered a big audience with co-workers and colleagues adding their jibes and prompts.I wish there was enough time to have hung around and watched until the finish, but my schedule was tight as there was so much more to see an delight in.
I was very impressed with Shereno Printers stand shown here on the left. The emphasis was on eco-friendly innovation. The furniture was a hit!
Made from recyclable corrugated cardboard, I could actually sit on the chairs comfortably. I can see new possibilities for interiors using this innovation.
whew! what a show it was, with parking a breeze, it's sure to be a local and international hit year after year!
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