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Here the window has been totally blocked out to hide the back of the counter in the shop.
This also gave the customer the oppurtunity to list all their products and services so that they reach propective customers filling their cars up at the neighbouring petrol station.
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| Stained Glass Effect Vinyl |
Black vinyl applied and infilled with stained-glass effect vinyls.
Original artwork by Hazel Gill was supplied as an A4 black and white drawing.
This was then scanned and digitised to cut out of vinyl.
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This work was carried out on a folding glass partition at the Aspire Cafe, Jubilee Campus of Nottingham University.
Two different etched effect vinyls have been applied here with a 20mm clear line between the shapes. The standard TR101 vinyl was applied to one side with a Crystal effect vinyl applied to the reverse side.
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| Etched - Effect Vinyls |
Silver etched-effect vinyl was applied to corridor windows of the new Birth Centre at Birmingham Q.E. Hospital, to hide an adjacent building. A design was then applied in Crystal etched effect vinyl. This flowed down the corridor softening the square windows.
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Here the same vinyls, as above, were applied to give privacy to a part of the small garden used by the bereavement suite. The designs continued the flow from the corridor above.
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Etched-Effect vinyl applied with translucent blue logo and name.
An existing ceiling spotlight was angled toward the blue to illuminate the blue addinng impact to the window display.
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Etched-effect graphics set off beautifully by the customers addition of bright orange curtains.
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Grey etched-effect vinyl has been used to block out the the main windows with a gap at eye level and red vinyl lettering. The name reads vertically either side of the door. Opening times on door with number above.
Flat-cut acrylic letters installed to green panel with stand-off locators.
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This design for Blushes, is in grey etched-effect vinyl flowing across the shop front.
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A Decorative design was used at this pub to give the drinkers and diners a degree of privacy.
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Viewed from inside
