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The Athenaeum | Mystique

The Athenaeum | Mystique

By on December 13, 2011 in taylormadesigns News, TMS Featured Comments { 0 }

Lots of shows going up and coming down with short stints at The Ath.  Each show taking a little bit of Ath Front of Building real estate to advertise their show.  Here we have Kathy Griffin in the lightbox, Charles Dickens – A Christmas Carol under the ticketek sign and Mystique over entrance door banner. [...]

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Fig | Winter Sale

Fig | Winter Sale

By on June 3, 2011 in taylormadesigns News Comments { 0 }

Fig are having a sale.  They put quite a bit of effort into their Sale signs.  In the past Fig commissioned artist David Band to create the design.  This is their latest Sale Sign.  To view a gallery of their previous sale signs please vist our Facebook page by clicking the icon below. If you [...]

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Sponsored by us

Sponsored by us

By on May 30, 2011 in taylormadesigns News Comments { 0 }

Here’s the piece we sponsored for the NGVs 150th Birthday pARTy.  They have been great supporters of our business and it was nice to be able to give back a little. We love this artwork. The work itself is a print of the original Moody’s Pub by Russell Drysdale 1941, oil on plywood.  We printed [...]

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Pull Ups or Retractable Banners …

Pull Ups or Retractable Banners …

By on April 20, 2009 in taylormadesigns News Comments { 0 }

It’s been a while between posts – Easter and School Holidays.  Difficult to hide yourself in the study when mouths need feeding and the kids want a holiday social life.  Back now and there’s some pretty exciting news for May, otherwise we are ticking along … lots of work for the National Gallery, State Library [...]

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Latest Exhibition @ City Gallery

Latest Exhibition @ City Gallery

By on March 24, 2009 in taylormadesigns News Comments { 0 }

Round supply the artwork for their client, Melbourne City Gallery; we print the graphics usually on clear film for a window application so that the window remains somewhat transparent. It creates lots of shadow and reflection and a bit of colour transparency which can be pretty nice, particularly for images both colour and black and [...]

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