
We created the three dimensional sign for Darrell's Appliance in beautiful downtown Benson, Utah.
The letters stand off the background 1.25" from the background. The snowflakes stand off the background about 3/8". The sign hangs in their new "freezers" section.
We at The Image Foundry make Signs of All Kinds. This is a perfect example of bringing a clients ideas to reality. Thanks Betty for choosing The Image Foundry to make your sign.
Stop by and see the largest marketing and design/sign showroom in the state.
Friday, October 02, 2009
Darrell's Appliance In Beautiful Downtown Benson, UT
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
Utah State University Athletics Banner

This year The Image Foundry was selected to create the banners for the Gary Andersen Coaches Show. We made a number of banners and stickers for each sponsor the radio station, 610 KVNU signed up.
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Sophisticated Labels




Our client, Mark, owner of Sweetly Divine, had a great project for us. He was making four jalapeno jellies for a distributor and wanted labels that were fun and elegant. After much discussion and direction these are the four labels we created for them.
Mark was pleased as were we. It is always nice to create a relationship that brings the whole experience together. Thanks, Mark.
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
Paid In 14 Days.com
We had a wonderful opportunity to create identity and tag line for PaidIn14Days.com They are an exciting company that scours the web for new and exciting tools and then teaches businesses how to grow their business with these tools.
Check them out! In our town, the first lesson alone could make a huge difference for every Realtor that is struggling to stand out and sell homes. I'd check it out if you want to sell more than the other guys.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
SlowJuicer.com - Example of success!
SlowJuicer.com came to us with a need for graphic for a tradeshow. They wanted to make an impression with a new product. The time line was impossible, the task seamed greater that we could handle.
Fortunately for us they has good graphic/photography on hand. This is often not the case. All to often we are asked to create a product with inferior graphics.
To all who want to make an impression with their marketing materials. Plan ahead and take the time to get quality products. It will go a long way to making the impression you want to make. In fact, it will help you sell more.
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Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Table Top Advertising

Our favorite item to sell in our shop is "Table-top Advertising" It is tempered glass, with and image printed in reverse on the back then placed on table in restaurants and businesses.
This piece for Advent Creative was the first one we sold after we came up with the idea and put one of our own in one of our clients restaurants. The next time you are out go over to Pounders Hawaiian Grill and see some of our work. We love doing what we do and it shows with these pieces.
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Wednesday, July 08, 2009
The Paradise Market

A small farmers market, start-up, in Paradise Utah had the foresight to get a designer on their team. They created a wonderful logo and imagery. They then came to us to create some signage for them - Banners and Yard signs.
We were able to help them gain more attention and get better attendance that they anticipated with quality identity. A lesson to all, quality and design does make a difference.
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