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Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs.
Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs
"Reid Signs", "Reid Signs Seattle", "Office Signs", "Office Signs Seattle", "Greg Reid Seattle", "Acrylic Fabrication", "Office Logo", "Trade Show Seattle", "Plexiglass Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication Seattle", "Custom Displays Seattle", "CNC Seattle", "Exhibit Design Seattle", "Signs Seattle",
These projects use either single color or multi color programmable lighting to create the appropriate effect for the project. In some cases, the lighting is ambient room lighting.
Turnkey Production Office Space Suites from 4 Production Space.
Located in Santa Monica, CA.
We rent by the day, week, month, or year.
Suite D has Private Entrance, Large Open Workspace (can accomodate 5-6 people), A/C, T3 Wi-Fi, Security Alarm with Personal Code, Printer, Fax, Phones and Industrial High Speed Color Copier.
Office Space as low as $32/day!
See www.4-ProductionSpace.com for details.
Si works into the night on a new project. We're putting together a presentation for a new look and feel for a Media company.
This is a tabletop charging station we designed and built for Minotaur Mazes in Seattle. It is designed to display handheld GPS units and charges them when not in use. The curved lid closes and locks to keep the GPS units secure.
This is a tabletop charging station we designed and built for Minotaur Mazes in Seattle. It is designed to display handheld GPS units and charges them when not in use. The curved lid closes and locks to keep the GPS units secure.
Changing your texture to match the composition is crucial. The pallet knife texture is only on the border...when it jumps off to the center of the art, it changes to brush strokes. I used a hogs hair brush because I actually don't want a smooth finish. Brush strokes are intended to be visible.
Piranha Productions called us and wanted to creeate a unique award for the Red Robin President's Club. We discussed a few different ideas and decided that surfboards would be the perfect recognition piece for their convention in Mexico. They gave us total license with the design..."Make it cool", they said. These pictures take you from design to fabrication to shipping.
"Reid Signs", "Reid Signs Seattle", "Office Signs", "Office Signs Seattle", "Greg Reid Seattle", "Acrylic Fabrication", "Office Logo", "Trade Show Seattle", "Plexiglass Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication Seattle", "Custom Displays Seattle", "CNC Seattle", "Exhibit Design Seattle", "Signs Seattle",
If only purple wasn't missing ...
These are part of my birthday present, and were bought at "La Droguerie", Paris. I'm stocking up before moving in two months from now. (April 25th 2009)
Reid Signs can navigate codes, restrictions, and other administrative hurdles to get your business on the skyline of Seattle. Whether it's on the side of one of the many office towers Downtown, or a storefront sign, Reid Signs can make it happen with great design and an ace installation team who can literally engineer and install "The Impossible".
We love to do historical restorations. We can bring old signs back from the dead with new glass, new paint, and electrical components that meet current code.
Or we can do a mix of restorative techniques where we get the sign lit again, but retain the original patina. Whatever the job may be, you can count on expert craftsmanship, beautiful paint finishes, concealed fasteners and power feeds, and a tight seamless fit.
Various projects we machined at Reid Signs in Seattle. Acrylic, Plexiglass, Lexan, Polycarbonate, Polystyrene. We can cut, machine, and build anything out of any of these cool materials right here in our facility. We don't need engineered drawings either...just bring us your napkin sketch and you'll have your part in a few days no prob!
Salesmen's sample of a Devon sports car. We got it as a plain red shell. All of the graphics were custom designed for this project as a one-off piece.
These projects use either single color or multi color programmable lighting to create the appropriate effect for the project. In some cases, the lighting is ambient room lighting.
These projects use either single color or multi color programmable lighting to create the appropriate effect for the project. In some cases, the lighting is ambient room lighting.
Reid Signs can navigate codes, restrictions, and other administrative hurdles to get your business on the skyline of Seattle. Whether it's on the side of one of the many office towers Downtown, or a storefront sign, Reid Signs can make it happen with great design and an ace installation team who can literally engineer and install "The Impossible".
We love to do historical restorations. We can bring old signs back from the dead with new glass, new paint, and electrical components that meet current code.
Or we can do a mix of restorative techniques where we get the sign lit again, but retain the original patina. Whatever the job may be, you can count on expert craftsmanship, beautiful paint finishes, concealed fasteners and power feeds, and a tight seamless fit.
This is an acrylic display case designed to display cellular and GPS devices. The custom cabinet is trimmed in brushed aluminum.
Reid Signs can navigate codes, restrictions, and other administrative hurdles to get your business on the skyline of Seattle. Whether it's on the side of one of the many office towers Downtown, or a storefront sign, Reid Signs can make it happen with great design and an ace installation team who can literally engineer and install "The Impossible".
We love to do historical restorations. We can bring old signs back from the dead with new glass, new paint, and electrical components that meet current code.
Or we can do a mix of restorative techniques where we get the sign lit again, but retain the original patina. Whatever the job may be, you can count on expert craftsmanship, beautiful paint finishes, concealed fasteners and power feeds, and a tight seamless fit.
Reid Signs can navigate codes, restrictions, and other administrative hurdles to get your business on the skyline of Seattle. Whether it's on the side of one of the many office towers Downtown, or a storefront sign, Reid Signs can make it happen with great design and an ace installation team who can literally engineer and install "The Impossible".
We love to do historical restorations. We can bring old signs back from the dead with new glass, new paint, and electrical components that meet current code.
Or we can do a mix of restorative techniques where we get the sign lit again, but retain the original patina. Whatever the job may be, you can count on expert craftsmanship, beautiful paint finishes, concealed fasteners and power feeds, and a tight seamless fit.
Custom made, hand polished, 6061 aluminum badge for Mike Lavalle at Killer Paint in Snohomish Washington. Mike is one of my good friends, and when he asked us to make this badge for his custom Merc, we were honored. Mike is making some additional details that will go with this piece. Photos will be posted as we are allowed to release them.
These projects use either single color or multi color programmable lighting to create the appropriate effect for the project. In some cases, the lighting is ambient room lighting.
Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs.
"Reid Signs", "Reid Signs Seattle", "Office Signs", "Office Signs Seattle", "Greg Reid Seattle", "Acrylic Fabrication", "Office Logo", "Trade Show Seattle", "Plexiglass Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication Seattle", "Custom Displays Seattle", "CNC Seattle", "Exhibit Design Seattle", "Signs Seattle",
"Reid Signs", "Reid Signs Seattle", "Office Signs", "Office Signs Seattle", "Greg Reid Seattle", "Acrylic Fabrication", "Office Logo", "Trade Show Seattle", "Plexiglass Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication", "Plastic Fabrication Seattle", "Custom Displays Seattle", "CNC Seattle", "Exhibit Design Seattle", "Signs Seattle",
Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs.
Numerous factors have conspired over the spring to keep me from spending very much time on Flickr. Some of those elements are still going on my life, but others have passed, so I'm jumping on any available moment I can to work on my photography in some capacity (taking new shots, sorting through past images, uploading to Flickr, visiting my wonderful Flickr contacts' streams, etc), as the joy that photography brings me is an amazing counterbalance to the stress and worry said issues sometimes bring to my life.
The image below is one from my archives (albeit a more recent shot, which was snapped this past spring), that shows darling Stella perched on the corner off the desk in my office (or studio, as I'm starting to think of it more these days).
I adore this shot (and the other two similar ones that accompany it) for a myriad of reasons, but most of all because it really captures the perpetual inquisitiveness that Stella is filled with (as evident by the fact that she just had to hop up on the desk to see why I had the camera in my hand, when I snapping shots of something on a nearby ledge). Those big amber hued eyes are so full of wonder and interest, it's all I can do not nickname her Curious Stella! :D
Oxford Street, Darlinghurst through to 9-21 Foley Street. (Rear Lane) Launch by Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney.
"These great new creative retail spaces will add to the 14 offices upstairs that are the home to print, fashion, video, photography and tech businesses." These buildings are owned by the Council of the City of Sydney since road widening.
Working on Brownie Try It- SCIENCE WONDERS , creaitng personized pilowcases with fabric paints, and baking cookies
read more about our kitchen-centric learning this week at unpinklife.blogspot.com/2009/03/kitchen-centric-learning....