Exhibit Samples

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 		 I designed this exhibit panel for the Jekyll Harbor Resort Marina.  It was used with a SMART Exhibits display at several boat shows in the southeast.  The slogan, "Picture your next visit with us..." tied in with the images of the marina and other Jekyll Island amenities, which were laid out to look like someone's vacation photos tossed onto a backdrop showing the dock at the marina itself.

The display was designed to dovetail with a tri-fold brochure handed out at the shows. 
Click here to link to a PDF file of that brochure.

 
This was an exhibit at the Southeastern Flower Show in Atlanta, Georgia.  It was designed to show how the company's phone book recycling programs provided raw material for a number of building products, and also to spotlight the company's sponsorship of a Habitat for Humanity house.  The back of the little house was open, with a brick pathway encouraging visitors to enter the exhibit.  Display panels described the building materials made from old phone books and gave recognition to the companies who purchased those books from our community partners.

The exhibit won special recognition from the show producers for its creative presentation of recycling.
 

 
Don't have a large budget?  This exhibit was designed for the Yellow Pages Publishers' Association during the National Recycling Coalition annual conference and trade show.  It touted the tons of directories that had been diverted from landfills nationwide through the member publishers' recycling programs, and provided information on the products made from the recycled phone books.  Visitors could lift photos of the products to read about them underneath, providing an interactive factor to the exhibit in the event of its being unstaffed.  Photos of the recycling process and of the old phone book drives in local communities helped convey a complete picture of the programs.  Due to a limited budget, all panels were printed in-house on tabloid-sized paper (made from old phone books, incidentally) and laminated, then affixed to the display.
 

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