We were lucky enough to be approached by the Australian War Memorial in Canberra to help them with a very special project. We were to make 100, 000 timber crosses which are to be a part of an initiative which will continue for the next few years and to be placed on the graves of fallen soldiers all around the world. It was a great privilege and couldn’t be happier with the result.
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Here are the Hurley Winter Classic Trophies for the competition held in South Australia. Combining laser cut acrylic with laser engraved timber helped us create a great looking batch of trophies that the winners looked stoked to receive!
When Riviera approached us for some sample books to be made and sent in time for the Florida boat show, we jumped at the opportunity. So we created these custom-made timber laser etched/leather bound books that turned out great!
These great looking laser etched timber trophies have been constructed for Emmanuel College. With accents of stainless steel and different shades of wood to compliment the main piece of timber. The outcome is a stylish and respectable award to be handed down throughout the years .
These great looking laser etched plaques were put together for Andrew Barton Laundry Equipment. These simple but stylish pieces turned out great and we are very happy with the end result. Made from Camphor Laurel and Stainless steel this great combination of materials has a fantastic look.
Here are some cricket bats we laser engraved for Cox Architecture who are contributing to the redevelopment of the Adelaide Oval.
Here is a great piece we laser etched for a Jack O’Neill (of O’Neill Surf) plaque. The detail in the image came out really well and we’re all stoked with the look of it!
Here are some great trophies we created for the ASP (Association of Surfing Professionals) awards here on the Gold Coast. We also got to handle the application of the media wall and other signage throughout the awards area.
You can find out more about the evening here.
Here’s a snippet from the evening.
http://youtu.be/tuWW6tLQhOg
We were approached by Hurley to create a custom etched hardwood trophy for the 2014 Nike SB Classics Cup. The main competition set consisted of a huge 1st place trophy and two smaller 2nd & 3rd place trophies. We also created some extra competition trophies for the Best Trick & Highest Air competitions they had going as well. Unfortunately the final main event was cancelled due to rain.
Here’s what Hurley had to say: “The heavens opened and the liquid sunshine poured down at Manly on finals day, which unfortunately meant the cancelation of both the Nike SB Classics Cup Pro final and Masters final. The crew did a great job of transforming the pool – with the addition of hand-laid granite coping and the slide, diving board and ladder on Saturday for the Best Trick competition – but one thing we did not want in the pool was water! So the decision was made to split the Masters prize money equally which meant our crew of legends each pocketed $400. And the points tally from the five heats that had already been run in the Pro division was considered as final.” You can get all the competition points info from here.
Fortunately there was a few good days of weather so here’s a highlight reel of day 8 of the Nike Classics Cup.
We were approached by Hurley to do this years Australian Open of Surfing Trophies. They were quite a detailed and intricate concept to put together, but they turned out great.
The trophy consisted of laser cut Stainless Steel layered and mounted to a high gloss black base. The base had a matt black Hurley logo on the top and a Stainless Steel logo inserted on the bottom of the base.
Congratulations to Adriano de Souza from Brazil who took out Julian Wilson to win the Open Mens comp and Hawaiian Carissa Moore for winning the Open Womens comp.
Here’s a little video of the highlights of the final day of the competition.
We were asked to create the annual company awards for Herron Todd White. We sat down with them and came up with some different material and construction options and the final product was an interactive piece made from a timber veneered block with laser etched logos and a 2 pak painted insert. Each colour represents the 4 different areas of the company. We also put together some LED lanterns for a table centrepiece used for the awards night. The final result turned out great.