Account-Specific

Client: Schwarz Worldwide, Atlanta
Producer: Joliet Pattern, Joliet, Ill.
Comments: Designed for self-service beverage centers in McDonald's restaurants, this vacuum-formed PETG bottle employs the twisted straw/french fry synergy icon of Coke/McDonald's. Two sets of art -- distorted and non-distorted -- allow for a molded front and flat back, which means the bottle can hang anywhere in the store or store window.

Client: Estee Lauder, New York
Producer: Array Marketing Group, IDMD Design and Manufacturing Division, Toronto
Comments: Exclusive to Nordstrom department stores, this display showcased the entire "If The Shoe Fits" compact collection. The entry is consistent with Estee Lauder's overall look on the cosmetic counter.

Client: Outdoor Products, Los Angeles
Producer: Justman Packaging & Display, Los Angeles
Comments: This pallet display for Wal-Mart makes effective use of a light thief that illuminates the header with bands of orange fluorescent color to reinforce the edgy, contemporary lifestyle graphics. The unit shipped pre-assembled and fully loaded for easy set up and minimal handling.

Client: Duracell, Boston
Producer: New Dimensions Research Corp., Melville, N.Y.
Comments: Designed for London Drug stores in Canada, this highly mobile, theft-deterrent display consolidates hundreds of pounds of product in a small, 23-inch footprint A unique caster system enables easy moving even when the display is loaded. Lifestyle graphics refocus the mature brand for a more high-tech and youthful marketplace.

Client: Venator Group, New York
Producer: Medallion Associates Ltd., New York
Comments: This leaseline sign was used to feature another shoe in the series of Nike Tuned Air exclusive promotions for Foot Locker. The displays clearly announce the shoe is available exclusively at Foot Locker stores.

Client: Skechers USA, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Producer: United Displaycraft, Des Plaines, Ill.
Comments: Designed specifically for Journeys retailers, this display sought to maximize Skechers visibility, reinforce the partnership with Journeys, promote a large number of styles and have easily updatable graphics. Although the units are large, assembly and installation was made easy by limiting the number of pieces.

Client: Goodtimes Home Video, New York
Product Promoted: "The Omega Code" video
Objective: To promote the Christian suspense thriller in 1,700 Wal-Mart and 1,500 Kmart stores. The video had a successful but limited run in theaters, so the P-O-P had to serve as an integral part of the marketing campaign.
Introduction: March 2000
Construction/Materials: 200-pound B-flute corrugated, 275-pound supports, 80-pound litho four-color, 200-pound B-flute mounted graphic panels
P-O-P Company: Taurus Display Corp., Cherry Hill, N.J.

Client: Goodtimes Entertainment, New York.
Products Promoted: Wal-Mart's Greatest Christmas Collection two-pack Christmas CDs
Objective: To call attention to the exclusive collection via 1/4-pallet displays placed in 2,000 Wal-Mart stores.
Introduction: October 2000
Construction/Materials: Four-color flexo-printed B-flute corrugated plus varnish
P-O-P Company: Taurus Display Corp., Cherry Hill, N.J.

Client: Schwarz Worldwide, Atlanta
Distribution: McDonald's restaurants
Size of Run: 1,000
Producer: Joliet Pattern Inc., Joliet, Ill.
Division: Permanent, Signage: Non-illuminated
Objectives: The signs were developed to be used at the drive-thru areas of McDonald's restaurants and could accommodate monthly graphics changes to advertise store specials. They were intended to emphasize the synergy logo of Coke and McDonald's.