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Innotech Digital brings out new collection with Durst UK
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nnotech Digital has collaborated with Durst UK to produce a collection of seven products printed on the Durst P5 350/ HS UV printer and the P5 TEX iSUB dye sublimation printer. The collection features natural-world designs by Charlotte Jade, a designer who captures the beauty of flora and fauna to create realistic patterns printed on various products.
Kieran Dallow, marketing manager of Innotech Digital, said: “Our collaboration packs have already proven popular, and we are taking them to a whole new level here. Charlotte’s wonderful designs and the Durst machine’s print quality provide an ideal showcase of our materials’ quality and versatility.”
Peter Bray, managing director of Durst UK and Ireland, added: “This is a fantastic initiative to show how well
Innotech’s media works with our printers. “We are delighted to be involved in producing packs that will help our customers see the further possibilities and applications our technology can offer them. The connection between commercial designers and the print industry is becoming ever closer, and these packs are a great way of promoting that.” The samples were printed
at MOSS (formerly Macroart) and Innovate Signs.
The Innotech products produced in the sample folder are: • VistaMax E4100G PVC Free Permanent White Matt Greyback Vinyl 100mic. • Vistaflex SC450 Premium Frontlit PVC Banner 450gsm. • Envirotech EF300 PVC-Free Banner 300gsm FR B1. • Vertex BA180 Glacier Backlit Display Textile 180gsm FR B1.
Innotech Digital has collaborated with Durst UK to produce a collection of seven products
• Vertex C280P Elements Polyester Canvas 280gsm FR B1. • Vertex W340 Premium Adhesive Wall Fabric 340gsm. • Imagetech RU200 Polyprop Non-Tear Outdoor Poster Film 200mic. This is the third collaboration Innotech has undertaken, with Liyu and Epson folders having already been launched, and more in the pipeline.
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Two landmark art installations completed via Moss collaboration Working closely with curator Stella
oss has produced and installed two significant pieces of artwork for the new public art
programme at West London’s newest destination Paddington Square, owned by Great Western Developments. The company collaborated with artists
Catherine Yass and Kathrin Böhm and a multi-faceted project team. Moss worked closely with both artists for colour testing, frame and lighting design, and fabrication to ensure the printed artwork perfectly complemented the architectural design of the new Renzo Piano-designed building.
Ioannou of Lacuna Projects, Mtec Fine Art, Gardiner & Theobald LLP, and Blu-3, the project team delivered its vision to provide an inspiring public arts programme. Utilising Moss’s on-site studio, all parties ensured the artworks
maintained the integrity and vibrancy of the artists’ original visions. As a permanent fixture, Ms Yass’s
installation spans 152sq m, printed on durable semi-coated front-lit PVC to withstand the outdoor conditions. Ms Böhm’s piece, covering 92sq m, is
Catherine Yass’s permanent installation spans 152sq m
part of a three-year rotational programme in partnership with The Showroom and will be updated annually, providing a dynamic element to the public art programme. Once the artwork is changed, Moss will work with the artist and project team to determine whether it will be kept or recycled again.
Charity sector captures the interest of DPI Design D
PI Design has expressed its interest in working with charities, feeling it has experience and knowledge that can be of benefit to the sector.
Kieran Bond, DPI Design’s founder and senior graphic designer, has worked in producing materials for use by the beneficiaries of various charities and in creating marketing materials tailor made to reach out to potential donors.
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Mr Bond was supported by the Princes Trust early in his career which saw him produce a wide variety of marketing design work including artwork for Nescafe coffee which was seen on supermarket shelves across the UK.
Another member of the management team, Dan Williams has worked in the print industry for nearly 30 years and has expertise in supply of all types of fundraising, marketing and administrative
products to the charity sector. Mr Williams said: “Having volunteered with many charities for over 30 years I really feel as though I understand what charities need from their suppliers. Sure, they need products to be competitively priced, but they also need suppliers they can rely on to get to grips with projects and work hand in hand to make sure that campaigns are successful. That’s where we can help.”
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