Each project below shows what the customer needed, how we made it, and what it was made from. Filter by process, material, or who it was for.
A wedding keepsake built around "their song," with the couple's photo and names alongside the full lyrics.
Printed directly onto canvas, with the photo, names, and date centered and the lyrics laid out in full on either side.
A practical branded item for a local farm/produce business, ordered as a set.
Logo and tagline engraved on each handle, finished and tied together as a matching set.
A retirement gift that felt like a milestone marker, not a card.
Engraved lid on the outside, full-color printed insert on the inside lid, built as a box the recipient keeps using.
A wedding or housewarming gift with names and a date, not just a generic design.
Engraved directly into the bamboo, with the couple's names and year set into the layout.
A gift with weight to it, personal enough to keep rather than something that ends up in a drawer.
Bar blades built from contrasting wood species inlaid into a scene, paired with engraved bamboo coasters for a matching set.
A holiday ornament that doubled as a small piece of brand merchandise, working across different logo marks and color treatments.
Cut in layers so the design sits with depth, with acrylic or painted wood inlays behind the cutout and the wording engraved into the base layer.
Client gifts with a printed mark on a material that usually gets embossed.
Printed directly onto the leather so the color stayed true.
Bags for event attendees, or random business giveaways
Printed on cotton totes with the layout proofed against the bag size first.
Small takeaway pieces for guests that did not look disposable.
Engraved slate, cleaned and packed as sets. And UV-printed ceramic coasters celebrating Americas 250th Anniversary
A keepsake of a specific dog, made from photographs.
Modelled from the reference photos, printed, then finished by hand.
One award, engraved with a name and a date, that looked worth keeping.
Acrylic panel decorated either with cut-out letters or UV print and set into a walnut base, which was then laser engraved.
A wall panel matching brand colors exactly.
Printed to the color values in the supplied file and proofed before production.
A logo or emblem turned into a patch, on a cap style and color that fit the brand or the occasion.
Patches cut and engraved or printed on to match each design, then set on trucker caps in the color combination that worked best for it.
Signage with depth, readable from across the room.
Cut acrylic layered over a wood backing panel so the shapes cast a shadow.
A housing that had to fit existing hardware before anything was committed to.
Printed, measured, adjusted, printed again until the fit was right.
A photograph turned into a display piece without losing color or detail.
Printed directly onto the acrylic so the image sits in the surface, not on a film.
One logo, consistent across tees, polos, and even a baby onesie for the crew and their families, in a mix of colors.
Printed in-house across shirt styles and colors, with the mark scaled and cleaned up for reversed backgrounds and different fabric tones.
A set of matching drinkware to hand out to staff, with a mark that survives daily use.
We leverage laser engraving and UV printing for tumblers. Both techniques have their unique advantage
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