Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts

Coming Soon! Self adhesive removable Fotomurals

. 2009-11-12
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We are happy to announce that we will soon be providing our large photo mural tiles from afotomural.com in ultra removable material, making the assembly of fotomurals to most surfaces as easy as peel and stick. And what’s best, the material leaves no possibility of an adhesive residue so if you wish to move your mural to another location you can do so.

Our trial copy has been successfully tested in a kitchen, subject to heat from the sink, and other precarious instances without issue!



Once it’s officially available we will let you know! Keep an eye out at www.afotomural.com in the interim

Tiled Photo Murals

. 2008-12-21
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I'm pretty happy with the response I'm getting from the Colorblind Productions Etsy site and the Tiled Photo Murals. I was perusing the Pottery Barn catolog and saw this...

Look familiar? This Framed New York City Mural sells for $549 (on sale from $799) and is identical to my tiled photo mural. (My cost is only $50.) I've been having fun with the murals in the creativity of others. One concept was to have the mural printed on transparencies so that they can be put up as a space divider that allowed for light to travel through and simultaneously show the picture. That's pretty damn cool in my opinion. My sister in law thought it would be great to put it on iron on transfers to be able to iron it onto fabric and make a blanket or curtains. Creativity abounds with this. Cost is a bit more for specialty paper.

So they are not only for parties but for decoration. Especially great for large spaces that need a little oomph. So I leave you with some inspiration. Enjoy.




Quick Update

. 2008-11-07
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Yes, I said I was going to be posting more. I have to still update you all on some of the fabulous weddings we've had recently. So much to do and say and yet here I am neglecting the blog. I'm in the midst of uploading video to be able to share. For as long as we've been doing video jobs we have failed miserably to provide online samples. For shame! I'm happy to report that come this weekend that will no longer be the case.

I wanted them up already but I underestimated the time it takes to get a good number of examples up to be shared. But it's coming and you'll get to see many Colorblind Productions video edits shortly. Once that's done I'll be highlighting more weddings. For now I ask for patience.

In other news my photo mural was featured on Tip Junkie
Which is a totally amazing blog for ideas and inspirations!

I've also had several orders come in for it so I'm excited! I've asked those who I've made them for to please share pictures so you will see them on here as well. If you want one for yourself please visit my Etsy shop. I need to come up with some other concepts to add to it.

Small Event Planning and Decoration – Milk & Cookies 1st Birthday

. 2008-10-01
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In my pursuit of new endeavors, I’ve decided that I’m going to expand to other very fun and exciting things. In other words, I’ve decided to start designing and event planning for small events! As fabulous as weddings are, they are large scale productions and I find that creativity can shine the brightest in smaller events. The plan is to give a good dose of design and theme unity to baby showers, wedding showers, dinner parties, birthday parties and the like. It’s perfect for those who have a ‘vision’ of the kind of event they want but either don’t have the time or means to get it accomplished.

I recently did a 1st birthday party with a fabulous theme! Milk & Cookies. What better way to celebrate the 1st birthday of an adorable little girl! I find many parents are looking for innovative themes and ideas for birthday parties.



The color scheme was yellow, brown and white. Polka dots helped highlighted the milk and cookies that abounded.



A full scale tiled image was used as decoration. These tiled images are available for purchase using your own custom image HERE.


A custom banner was also displayed


Centerpieces were individual jars of chocolate, oatmeal and sugar cookies and each was surrounded by photo boxes made of assorted pictures of the birthday girl’s first year of life.


Individual ‘lollypop’ style descriptions of the food available told guests what the culinary treasures were


A safe zone was set up for those non walking children to play and roll around without worry of being stampeded by older children. It also allowed the parents of said children to put their kids down and mingle with guests without too much preoccupation


Individual sized FRESH milk from Ronny Brook Farms in both whole and chocolate along with brown bags of cookies were given to guests as favors







And my favorite balloon guy was on hand to make fabulous balloons for the guest. An absolutely SWEET time.