Wall Mural Installed in Our Office- Painted or Not? Bet you can't tell!

Love it. I actually thought that you meant that this was a brick wall and you applied some kind of material over the top of it. Looks awesome!

 

Great design, Great install. How long did that install take?

 

Awesome illusion. My favorite kind of trick

 

Very Nice!

 

If you did not mention this was printed, would have thought it was painted on brick. Course it just might be the outstanding design work to pull this off and look so real.
You have diffidently raised the bar of wraps. Thank you for sharing.

 

That's awesome!!!!
Like the slogan, a while back I was toying with and idea like that - Give your design that new car smell..... I like yours better.
Great stuff right there!!!!

 

LOVE it !!

 

Looks awesome Dan, good job!

 

Freakin' amazing!!!

 

Awesome!

 

looks great !

 

FANTASTIC!! What program did you use to design this? I Lllooovvveee the realistic brick effect. Superior talent!

 

I absolutely positively love this.
Very clever, attractive, and unique.
Also fun!
Love....Jill

 

Awesome!

 

Dan, thanks for having us be a part of this fun project!
The material is Ultraflexx wallscapes suede. We printed it on our Latex L25500. What's cool about the latex is had this been a solvent print, Dan's office would be stinking for days. The latex also handles panel to panel color consistency incredibly well.

This is an non adhesive unpasted product. It takes some getting used to. We have used this extensively for a national client, and they usually hire wallpaper installers, not wrap folks. It takes the standard vinyl installer a bit out of comfort level-but, but once you get it, it really works. We usually roll the paste onto the paper, then book the pieces. Did this one differently, and pasted the wall heavy, then applied. It worked out really well this way.

We're going to print some "covers" for the outlets and jacks on 180c and matte lam them, and some filler strips for the window returns, since on site we all decided the returns need the brick look to compliment the realism of the effect.

One last thing-doing this type of install with butt seams is an amazing way to make the product look realistic. We printed with a 1/2" overlap, then trimmed both layers out. Of course, that's near impossible with a vehicle wrap, but here, inside, with a dimensionally stable product, the seams will almost never open up. The end result is there are no vertical panel lines present in the design, unless you are literally on top of it (then they are tough to see).

Thanks again Dan-now I can't wait to see what you and your crew crank out for us!!!

 

Looks great - caught it on Facebook and already showed it off to several clients.

Very well done project all around!

GP

 

How do you draw the artwork like the woman sniffing the can?

 

niiiiice.

 

absolutly outstanding work!!!!