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Fujifilm helps decorate commemorative event for Dunkirk evacuation
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ack in May a Kent seaside town was adorned with military figures and silhouettes to
celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Dunkirk evacuation.
Across Ramsgate, shop windows and harbour walkways were decorated with such graphics in memory of the town’s historic connection to Operation Dynamo. The graphics were produced just miles down the road in Broadstairs, as Fujifilm offered all the decorations free of charge.
Local volunteer, Steve Pankhurst, previously worked for the company and reached out for their expertise to help bring the celebrations together. He said: “I knew we could rely on them to produce graphics befitting this important occasion.
“This is a significant anniversary of a historic event of huge significance
The backpack billboard produced by BBC Creative
for our town and for the nation. We’re grateful to Fujifilm for helping us to present it in the best way possible.” Adam Moore, product manager at Fujifilm WFIJS, added: “We were delighted to support this important local event, free of charge, with a range of striking wide-format prints. “In total, we produced 25 soldier silhouettes and 30 2440x1220mm reusable panels on aluminium composite for harder wearing.
Better known as the Dunkirk Evacuations, Operation Dynamo has a deep connection to Ramsgate where hundreds of ships set sailed to the shores of France in 1940 to bring home soldiers escaping Nazi advancements. On May 20, the town’s harbour became the meeting point for more than 70 ‘little ships’ who took part in the original operation.
One of the soldier silhouettes overlooking Ramsgate’s harbour
BBC Creative creates backpack billboard for Race Across the World TV series
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nfluencer Morgan James was turned into a human-sized ad campaign in a recent stunt by BBC Creative to mark the launch of the new season of Race Across the World.
Mr James had the 48-sheet billboard strapped to his back and was made to hike across East Sussex. The oversized backpack billboard was designed to reflect the extreme journeys contestants face during the hit BBC show.
Dave Monk, creative director on the project said: “This season of Race Across the World our contestants were really out of their comfort zone, so we
Corimpress creates F1-inspired graphics on gigantic grain loader
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razilian Corimpress has used Drytac Polar Premium Air self-adhesive vinyl and Interlam Pro Emerytex pressure sensitive overlaminating film to produce a striking set of vehicle graphics for use on a gigantic grain loader.
Partnering with long-time customer São José Industrial, a leader in agricultural solutions in Brazil, Corimpress was tasked with decorating one of the company’s most impressive
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grain loaders – the Gran Speed 40.000, which boasts a capacity of 40,000 litres. Drytac’s Polar Premium Air PB was selected to wrap the grain loader in dynamic, motorsport-style graphics. To complete the look, Corimpress paired the vinyl with Drytac’s Interlam Pro Emerytex – a high-end monomeric soft calendered PVC laminating film featuring a matte pebble-textured finish, designed to protect graphics while enhancing their visual impact.
thought, why don’t make an ad that pushes someone out of theirs… thus we strapped a massive billboard to some poor influencer and sent him off on a little hike.”
The winners of season five were revealed in the finale on June 11. Caroline Bridge and her son Thomas were the first mother and son pairing to win the show after racing over 14,000km across Asia.
The final design on the Gran Speed 40.000
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