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Melbourne |
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| Congratulations
to all the winners of our Melbourne Storm giveaway! For all
those non-footy heads, who didn’t enter last month,
this month we’re giving away 10 beautiful catalogues
from the National Portrait Gallery plus
5 double movie passes for Hoyts. Good
luck!
Regards,
Jillian Nalty
Office:
02 8594 3574
Mobile: 0411 073 453
Email:jillian.nalty@flash.com.au |
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| Peter
Sexty, Graphic Design |
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| The
Circle on Cavill display centre, located on the Gold Coast,
has been created with bold colour and larger than life graphics.
The display suite features a 5 x 5.5 metre image of the buildings
printed on Artex, an arcade of metallic lambda prints mounted
onto a kaleidoscope of angled Perspex, a giant 9 metre LightWall
and two layered walls of metallic lambda prints face-mounted
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| Peter
Sexty, graphic designer of the display centre, comments on the
project in saying, "Flash was of great assistance in offering
new materials and constantly pushing the boundaries of what
could be achieved. A great team where nothing was a problem.
What a refreshing change, especially considering the deadline." |
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| 15
March – 18 May 2003 National Portrait Gallery, Old Parliament
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The
National Portrait Gallery’s current POL: Portrait of
a Generation exhibition includes photographs featured in the
imaginative and original POL magazine, which carried the best
work of an era of Australian photographers from 1969 to 1986.
Because
many of the original photographs were not available for reproduction,
we had to scan most of the images directly from the magazines.
This process has been an excellent opportunity to create a
digital archive of POL’s photographs for future generations
to enjoy.
For
more information contact nick.goodridge@flash.com.au
Further information on the exhibition is available on their
website www.portrait.gov.au
The
National Portrait Gallery are giving away 10 catalogues for
the exhibition. To enter the draw, send an email to
jillian.nalty@flash.com.au |
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Hoyts,
Eastland, Melbourne & Hoyts, Eastgardens, Sydney:
Gray Puksand and Ideaworks |
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In
a recent interior revamp, we collaborated with architects,
Gray Puksand, and retail ideas specialists, Ideaworks, to
transform the interior spaces of Hoyts, Eastgardens, Sydney
and Eastland, Melbourne. The brief was to step away from the
tired and traditional concept of the 20s and 30s Hollywood
chintz.
Featuring
several hundred square metres of colourful, opaque Digital
Drapes and matching Digital Wallpaper, the re-design has modernised
the space and transformed it into one that inspires people
to want to spend more time meeting and relaxing before and
after the movies.
For
more information contact fred.uden@flash.com.au
We
are giving away 5 double passes to see a movie at either Hoyts,
Eastland, Melbourne or Hoyts, Eastgardens, Sydney, where you
can check out the new décor. To enter, send an email
to jillian.nalty@flash.com.au |
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Q:
Can I paint on top of your printed artist
canvas?
A:
Because we use artist’s grade canvas,
acrylic or oil paint can be applied as normal. Artists requiring
several original artworks can save time by printing the foundation
of each painting onto canvas, which can then be painted over.
If you paint from photographs, you can improve the accuracy
of your paintings and eliminate the frustration of drawing
perspective, proportion and scaling by first printing the
photograph directly onto the canvas.
For
more information contact fred.uden@flash.com.au
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