#VOXcontest
shopVOX loves to see the amazing work that our customers produce. So, we host a design contest every other month for your chance to enter your work and win some great prizes! Plus, the winners get featured on our blog and on social media!
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Winning Designs
Quint Creative Signs
This is a 3D HDU sign finished with paint and printed brushed metal. It is being used at Annie Oakley’s childhood home in Greenville OH.
It was designed by one of our designers, Rob Anspach.
SignBiz WA
We were approached by Kevin Mantch to design a weathered military tribute wrap to his father. Months of planning went into the overall outcome for the wrap, a printed PMS colour was chosen for the design, a base coat primer, colour matched to the same green was laid down to make the internal sections of the car match the outside. Test wraps on removable vinyl were completed before the final print to ensure the weathered textures and paint cracks landed on the correct parts of the bodywork and created a seamless look. Parts of the design that fell on heavy curves were pre-stretched and distorted in photoshop so that when the vinyl was conformed to the panels on the final wrap, they came out straight. The car is a 1950 chev coupe burnout car.
Brands Imaging
This project is on a 1984 Pierce Fire Truck decommissioned by the Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania Fire Department and re purposed for a Philadelphia Sports Tailgating vehicle. We sourced current and historical Philadelphia sports team photos and logos to come up with this seamless vehicle wrap design and our in-house 3M Certified installation crew handled application.
Rino Signworks
Clinic Monument Sign: Reclaimed barn wood sign that stands at 32 feet tall. The cut out molecule in the center glows and all of the letters are face lit channel letters. The hexagon shape is repeated in the raised facade of the sign.
Print My Threads
This design was conceptualized by Connor Sherman (Graphic Designer) for our customer Tim Wolfe - who recently opened a new restaurant & pub in Ironton, OH called Patties & Pints. The design started from a picture of the actual Model T Ford vehicle inside the restaurant (nicknamed "Chuck") along with the Prohibition mural on the wall.
Our Art Director (Joe Peck) did a custom illustration and layout. They decided to go with the full color version which ended up being a 6 color, simulated process print onto a Heather Oatmeal Bella+Canvas triblend t-shirt.
DGI Creative
12'x7' AquaPhoenix Logo mounted to building with 2" stand-off to create halo light at night.
14' "AquaPhoenix text built at solid channel letters with brushed aluminum faces and night uplighting
Red Sea Marketing
Cap Embroidery for a company called "Iron resurgence" that works with Veterans post-military career to end the use of pain killers and drugs through building their bodies and minds back through Strength Competitions aka “Strong Man (and Women) Competitions. They are truly out there doing something good!
Wakefield Sign Service
This sign is a head-turner. Not only is it stunning and exciting to look at, but the process of building it was exciting and very involved. It may look simple, but the style and lighting elements proved to be challenging and new for our team and we couldn't be more proud!
The wings took a bit of engineering to figure out how we would attach them and how we would get the retainers off the end if the wings were welded to the body.
The blue panels down the side ended up needing to be broken into 6' sections due to the rippling of the polycarbonate. It was originally one 35' long piece before being sectioned.
During the week of install, it would not stop raining. Our 16' deep hole for the pier kept collapsing due to excess moisture in the ground. We had to set the pipe quickly and efficiently and in between storms.
Image Design Group, LLC
RDR is a local country band. This shirt design is one of several that are available for purchase at all of their shows. About 10 hours for the design. Two weeks for production. The character in this design evolved from a sketch that was originally just for fun. It seems to epitomize the fan base for Red Dirt Revolution because it illustrates everything that makes live country music fun.
