Today we’re working on a sign for our friends over at Quan Hapa. Next up is some color and a stained wood border. More to come…
Stop by Losantiville tonight and pick out your very own Block Clock!
Or if you’re from the internets you can always get them at our shop.
Our CoSign signs in the wild!
(Source: 5chw4r7z.blogspot.com)
Over the past few months we have been working with the initiative CoSIGN and the American Sign Museum to bring a “critical mass of new business signage” to the local city of Northside.
Of the eleven businesses/designers (out of 20) that made it through to the final round. We were lucky enough to work with three of them bringing their concepts to fruition.
Fabricate designed by Chris Glass
Northside International Airport designed by Jason Snell of WHBV
Wireless Plus Designed by Paul Coors
The signs we be unveiled 11/23/12 starting at 12:00. Click for schedule and map.
A big thanks also goes out to Eric Avner of the Haile U.S. Bank Foundation and Megan Deal of Little Thing Labs for putting together something awesome.
lamp prototypes hanging out at Such + Such.
If you’re in the Cincinnati area make sure to check out the Green Acres Exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center opening 9/22. Curated by Sue Spaid, this exhibition addresses farming as both activism and art form.
We were lucky enough to fabricate the Full Farm: Survival Piece #6 by The Harrison Studio which has been showing all over the world since 1974.
The show builds on eco-conscious exhibitions the CAC has spearheaded in the past—including The American Lawn: Surface of Everyday Life, Ecovention and Beyond Green—and puts into context the nearly 40 year phenomena of farming as art. Featuring a real working farm within the gallery, a farm stand in the museum lobby, sculptures used for farming, videos and other installations, Green Acres presents farming as art through a wide variety of approaches. Another key component to the exhibition will be the satellite projects throughout the community.
Some more signage we designed and fabricated for The Anchor in OTR.
Photo credit goes to “Photography for the People”
OYSTERS! get them at Anchor OTR
Styrofoam fun times.
Man and his stump.
If you got in on our most recent Fab sale keep an eye out for one of these mysterious black packages coming your way.
Our freshly updated mounting template and instructions for our Block Clocks. Printed on Steam Whistle Press’s new Risograph and laser cut in house by us.
Click through to check out FAB.com sale.
“The three-man team at Such + Such is all about keeping it real. From start to finish, it handles the production process for Block Clocks under its own Cincinnati roof, using only locally found hardwoods. Sculpturally striking, these carved walnut and maple clocks feature a natural grain with a preternatural presence.”
Measure twice, Cut once. Laser transferred on to aluminum using TherMark and our 80watt laser.
