Another project for our friends at Peak Creative Media here in Denver. These are a couple of natural gas Honda Civics that got the Harmonic wrap treatment. This was actually quite complicated to print and install for only being partially wrapped. Luckily we teamed up again with Frontier Graphics to turn out the actual install. These look great, and the end client was super excited. What are your thoughts?

Going green never looked so good!

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Here at Harmonic Media, we do not do a lot of advertising. We choose some key donation/branding opportunities, work some local networking groups, and the rest is left up to word of mouth. We decided to run an Ad in a trade magazine titled Process Magazine. Process covers the south west corner of the united states and is a publication that offers information and trends to the printing, advertising, and PR world. Check our Ad below, it was fun!

Email tyler@getharmonic.com if you would like a copy

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Compassion International is located in Colorado Springs and exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults. Today, Compassion helps more than 1 million children in 26 countries. They came to us to help visually communicate this message in their board room with a multi-level, mixed-media display. This was a really fun and challenging project, the idea was simple but the install was a bit tricky. We used 2-14′ oak planks along with a series of mounted photos that were all stood off at different distances, oh, and the wall was curved! take a look.

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Our new friends at Porchlight real estate group just moved into their new studio at 8th and Broadway in Denver. We have been helping them with some exterior signs and other marketing tools but this job was for the front of the new building. These letters were cut from 1/4″ chunks of solid steel, yes they were heavy! We were lucky enough to work again with CATAFORM of denver to have these letters powder coated and then welded onto the steel beam in front of the new office. Take a look!

The final product

From the side

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The Denver Museum of Nature and Science just finished updating their IMAX area and wanted something really stunning for the entry way. We helped them decide on a mural to cover the back wall of the entrance. The printing and install of this was also a bit tricky due to overall size (60′x19′) and the slope at the bottom for the ramp meant tons of site surveys and lots of measurements. This adhesive vinyl mural looks fantastic and goes with the overall marketing campaign of the IMAX.

IMAX Mural printed on adhesive vinyl panels

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This large project was for T-Mobile. Our dear friends at Peak Creative Media acted as the backbone on this project, they secured all of the creative design work, picked all of the printing processes and basically made this show a huge success for T-Mobile. We were at their side the whole way suggesting products, printing, crafting, crating and even flew out and installed all of this on site. The result? A very well executed environment full of stunning visuals!

Entrance to the event. Temporary accordion wall imaged on 1/2" boards

In the ballroom. Large hanging fabric banners

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Well this was fun. Shawn is REALLY into to Kite Surfing and Kite Boarding and wanted to let everybody know. We worked with him to promote his business in the way of a vehicle wrap. I spent some time doing the design on this one and it was an instant hit! We imaged all the vinyl and then turned it over to Brian Wenzel at Frontier Graphics for the install. The result was a one-of-a-kind, business promoting, visual with wheels.

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Marcus, our sales director comes into my office in early summer and says “have you ever made a uniform for a statue?” Well, no, not exactly, why?…..

We were contracted by the Denver Art Museum to dress this 26′ Egyptian god to promote the Broncos’ “Orange Week”. The statue was moved from DIA to Invesco Field in the Comcast parking lot. After tons of measurements, several trips to the fabric store, and a sleepless night or 2, the result was incredible! Randy and his team at Colorado Lighting helped us install the uniform using a few of their bucket trucks. There was plenty of local media there to watch us dress this guy and it was quite an exciting ordeal. Please enjoy these photos.

Getting Dressed (Photograph by Barry Gutierrez)

Marcus sizing up Anubis

Me and my new friend

A Mile High Masterpiece (Photograph by Barry Gutierrez)

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The City of Denver, Mayor Hickenlooper, CDOT and many others are helping support the “click it or ticket” campaign. This was a very interesting project brought to us by the folks at Webb PR who work on marketing campaigns for CDOT as well as others. We produced these giant seatbelts that were strung across the City and County building in downtown denver. Huge task, lots of red and some late nights made this possible. Now, don’t forget about that seatbelt alright!

Hickenlooper press conference in front of the city and county building.

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Howdy All. Recently put this bag toss game together for the City of Thorton. Not sure exactly what they will be using it for, but Hey!, who doesn’t want to toss some bags into the mouth of a cartoon Dryer and Dishwasher? Well, I do!

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