Here is some promo material we have done for the new Australian Outback Spectacular show, Spirit of the Horse.
The Promo Material consisted of Wide Format Digital Printed Backlits, Digital Printed Members Only Passes and Printed and Foiled Premium Top Rail Passes.
Here are some more Laser Cut Christmas Cards, this time they are for Village Roadshow Theme Parks.
It is a great design, very intricate and detailed. Love the way that the presents flying out of Santa’s sleigh line up using both layers.
Merry Christmas everyone…. We will see you in the New Year!
Here are some christmas cards we did for the Department of Education.
Printed on a metalic stock and then Laser Cut Snowfakes for some extra detail. Great idea for that point of difference.
Contact us if you would like to do something special for your christmas gifts this year!
We do a bit of Point of Sale Promo stuff for the guys over at Movie World, but recently they wanted to do something a bit different.
So here it is, a 2 layered Laser Cut 3D Point of Purchase Standee. Quite a simple concept, with a really effective and eye catching result!
We also produced some Laser Cut Standees for Sea World Cruises.
We recently printed the Sassy Survivors 2012 Calendar.
Everyone here at Potato Press were stoked to be involved with the lovely Ladies from Sassy Survivors and were glad to help out for such a great cause.
The Calendar itself is Great. Beautiful pics by Gold Coast Pinup Photography.
Do yourself a favour and get yourself one of these sassy calendars and help support these amazing women.
You can purchase them at the Sassy Survivors EBAY site HERE OR Drop the girls a line on the Sassy Survivors Facebook HERE.
Here are a couple of shots of the catalogue…
Here is a clip of a recent project we were involved in.
It is a human iPhone suit. It was part of the new Australian Good Food and Travel Guide (AGFG) iPhone App Promotion.
We created the front screen and back of the iPhone, using 6mm laser cut acrylic and digital print.
The suit was then fitted with a working flatscreen T.V. inside, which had to be run by a Car Battery.
Needless to say, the suit was quite heavy. We are currently helping to find a lighter alternative.
Check out the clip below.