Their corporation partners in Belgium loved the red center design so much, they wanted a 900mm x 1200mm (approximately 3' x 4') poster version of this design. I had to keep the integrity of the image layouts, while shrinking the overall size and expanding the dimension ratio. I think the results turned out well.
Showing posts with label Kaneka Texas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaneka Texas. Show all posts
15 March 2008
One Design, Multiple Uses
Their corporation partners in Belgium loved the red center design so much, they wanted a 900mm x 1200mm (approximately 3' x 4') poster version of this design. I had to keep the integrity of the image layouts, while shrinking the overall size and expanding the dimension ratio. I think the results turned out well.
18 October 2007
Training Begins, Recent Work, Rock'n'Roll
My husband and I have started our training for the BP MS150 Houston-to-Austin bicycle ride. We started off with an easy and fun 11-mile roundtrip ride down the Braes Bayou Trail in southwest Houston. The weather was very nice.
I created a banner for Kaneka Texas Corporation. They will use it on a conference booth.

This banner is just one of the conference display materials I have created for Kaneka. In 2006, I designed their entire conference booth. The photos, URL, and phone number plaques seen on the blue fabric side panels are movable, so they can place or even replace the images as needed.

On October 2, I attended the Collective Soul / +Live+ concert in Houston, at the Verizon Wireless Theater downtown. I have been on Collective Soul's newsletter for a few years now, so when they let us fans know we could secure meet-n-greet passes by pre-purchasing a fanclub membership when buying our concert tickets, I leapt at the chance. Besides being talented musicians, Collective Soul is definitely one of the better looking bands I've seen!

Originally, the meet-n-greet was supposed to occur before the show, but the band's plane was late, so we did it between the two band's performances. This shot of +Live+'s lead singer was taken from backstage.
I created a banner for Kaneka Texas Corporation. They will use it on a conference booth.
This banner is just one of the conference display materials I have created for Kaneka. In 2006, I designed their entire conference booth. The photos, URL, and phone number plaques seen on the blue fabric side panels are movable, so they can place or even replace the images as needed.
On October 2, I attended the Collective Soul / +Live+ concert in Houston, at the Verizon Wireless Theater downtown. I have been on Collective Soul's newsletter for a few years now, so when they let us fans know we could secure meet-n-greet passes by pre-purchasing a fanclub membership when buying our concert tickets, I leapt at the chance. Besides being talented musicians, Collective Soul is definitely one of the better looking bands I've seen!
Originally, the meet-n-greet was supposed to occur before the show, but the band's plane was late, so we did it between the two band's performances. This shot of +Live+'s lead singer was taken from backstage.
Topics:
+Live+,
bicycle,
BP MS150,
Collective Soul,
Houston,
Kane Ace MX,
Kaneka Texas,
Totem Media
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