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The Printerless Printer Who Said Yes
VIVAS began by selling banners before it owned a printer. Fourteen years later, the San Francisco shop still runs on the same scarce material: a willingness to take the call, solve the physical problem and get the thing on the wall.
Super Color Digital knows the hard part comes after “Print”
A fabric wall is easy to admire. The color matching, metalwork, packing, and installation behind it explain what Super Color Digital actually sells.
Hill Design Found Its Canvas in the Club Newsletter
A Saratoga design agency helped give a golf association’s newsletter more room and a new look. The revealing detail: the client said the improvement came without additional membership revenue.
HYPERVSN Put a Screen on a Bicycle. Then It Made the Screen Disappear.
The London company turned a rejected bicycle-wheel ad into spinning LED displays used by Nike, Coca-Cola and the Sphere. Its real product is not a hologram so much as a carefully engineered interruption.