Art in Public Spaces

Plexiglass panel print with brushed nickel standoffs

Eventi Hotel, NY

Large format printing and cut vinyl lettering

Ligne Roset at 2013 West Edge Design Fair, CA

Dimensional lettering and architectural signage on curved wall

Target House at St. Judes Children’s Hospital, TN

Large format printing with colorful paper install

Benjamin Moore Paints

2012 Architectural Digest Home Design Show, NY 

Cut vinyl lettering and custom image install

Karen Alweil Studio

2012 Architectural Digest Home Design Show, NY

Dye sublimation fabric printing

Domoore Designs // DIFFA: Dining by Design

2012 Architectural Digest Home Design Show, NY

Ever wonder just how this art gets created?

I always have and now I know ...

White Light Visual presents ...

DYNAMIC DESIGN + LARGE FORMAT VISUALS:

Transforming Corporate, Retail, Institutional and

Educational Environments // March 25, 2015

Lunch + Learn event from 11:30am until 2pm

at Harbor Place, 9 Rantoul St. Beverly MA

Visit me and the creative team at White Light Visual

studio in Beverly during #BostonDesignWeek and you

will learn design how-to’s behind public art installs.

RSVP by March 23rd to attend.

yvonne@whitelightvisual.com 

{More info here.}

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