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Latest News from The Imagine Group
May 2011 eNews
This issue of Cool Projects eNewsletter highlights some signs of summer from each of our three divisions.
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April 2011 eNewlsetter
This month's eNewsletter showcases some mouth-watering food photography, free-standing banners and a fully decked out UO Ducks tailgate trailer that we wrapped with graphics.
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March 2011 eNewsletter
This month's photo-rich eNewsletter highlights projects for the health care industry including fabric banners, window graphics for a clinic, photography of doctors and a full graphics wrap for Lane Blood Center's Bloodmobile.
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Feb 2011 eNewsletter
This month's photo-rich eNewsletter showcases the Duck Store wall graphics in the new Matthew Knight Arena, a pair of fully wrapped cars, and shows a wide variety of photography being used by local manufacturer PakTech.
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Peek of the Week - King Estates Photography
Steve Smith, the Imagine Photographics Lead Photographer, does amazing product photography (among other things). Check out this beautiful gift box from King Estate Winery that was featured in our Peek of the Week email recently.
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Multi- Purpose Fabric Banners
Lane Community College recently had the grand opening of their beautiful new Health and Wellness building which will house classroom space and offices for six programs of study related to the health professions. Here are a set of colorful fabric banners designed by their Graphic Design faculty that were placed throughout the building during the opening to inform visitors about the many health related programs LCC offers. Designed with sewn in pole pockets at the top and the bottom, they will eventually be hung on dowels from the ceiling, but will be available to take down and re-affix onto the banner stand hardware (as shown) to be used in other locations for special events such as registration or lectures. Two uses for the price of one!
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