Pane Points

In this photo gallery, we highlight some recent window graphics projects that display graphics providers have produced. These application galleries are intended to serve as “food for thought” in developing creative applications for clients.

Conference Call

These interior windows were printed by Renze Graphics on a swissQprint Nyala.

Slap Shot

This exterior window graphic was produced on an EFI VUTEk roll-to-roll printer by WestCamp, in Westerville, Ohio, for the Columbus Blue Jackets NHL franchise at Nationwide Arena.

Meatless Media

Vancouver, B.C.-based Premier Graphics used Drytac SpotOn White Matte for this window graphics project for vegan food business The Very Good Food Company.

Window Graphics Go to the Movies

Film and television graphic designer Martin Charles created these eerie graphics for a hospital scene in the recently released Apple+ movie Finch using his Roland DG printer/cutter.

For the movie "42," Martin Charles used his Roland DG printer/cutter to produce these graphics, designed to recreate a street in Brooklyn.

Running the Gamut

Gamut Media in Fullerton, Calif., specializes in creating eye-catching window graphics like these on its Roland DG printer/cutter.

Getting the Full Point

Full Point Graphics owner Hiroshi Kumagi of Brooklyn, N.Y., designed these vibrant graphics for The Bronx Museum of Art’s "Born in Flames" exhibit, printed on his Roland DG TrueVIS VG2-540 printer/cutter.

Full Point Graphics also used its Roland DG TrueVIS VG2 printer/cutter to recreate colorful signage from Lincoln's run for president.

Food for Thought

Vadim Rabinovich of DaSign Guy in Long Island City, N.Y., used his Roland DG TrueVIS VG2-540 to create attractive “coming soon” graphics for a restaurant.

I am always on the lookout for new and creative printing applications and projects, be they small or wide format. Have you worked on something unique and of which you are proud? Feel free to share them with me at [email protected].