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More Client Bags ...
We think our printed shopping bags are beaut and when I get my act together will create a pack for schoolies and kinder kids to send us their artwork which we can photograph and lend a theme to but at the mo, we seem to be doing lots of these client bags, for our AutoSkin clients who keep coming back ... We created these really cute six packs for Nutrient Water to carry their bottles packed with nutrients!!
Function follows form ...
We like to give back a little to the clients that support our business, particularly the ones that keep coming back, because in the end business is all about building mutually beneficial relationships, getting to know one another … that’s usually the fun part! But we are about service too, so that when things go wrong, we provide solutions, but like I said this is the fun part because we get a kick out of giving and it’s also a good way to promote our fantastic printed shopping bags; made to fit the checkout bag holder perfectly and the checkout personnel love them because they don’t flop all over the place; they sit upright and they’re built to last a 1000 years according to the Gruen Transfer. Designed by us, made by a local sailmaker, David Allen, using an industrial sewing machine and durable cotton so you can pack as much as your two hands can carry … oh, and we are in the branding game, so just another way of getting your message out there ….
| Project Details | |
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| Artwork by | Decently Exposed |
| Product | Printed Shopping Bags |
| Product Tag | Printed Shopping Bags, Corporate Logos, Colours |
| Date Completed | June 2008 |
| Client Information | |
| Client | Various |
| Location | Melbourne |
| Industry | Printing |
| Website | http://www.printasart.com.au |
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Printing Children's Artwork
ecky Hyde, who has a child at St Catherines Early Learning Centre, came to John with the idea of printing children's artwork on canvas. John however thought that printing on shopping bags would be a nice way for the kids to display their artwork and as a gift, it was useful and special to the receiver whether it be grandma, mum or dad etc. The kids in turn wanted to raise funds for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide and this became the theme for their drawings. DE created backgrounds graphically representing the native habitat of the animal chosen. The children's drawings were photographed, and digitally placed on the themed background, then printed onto canvas. Orders were placed for 120 bags. To find out more about this idea as a fundraiser for kinder, creche, preschool, school or as a gift for staff and clients this Christmas, please call John at Decently Exposed (PrintAsArt) for more information on 9827 7033.
