This job was brought to Kurblink by DCG One. Their client, Tagboard, would be holding a client dinner in Las Vegas and needed table place markers. After collaboration on design, it was laser engraved into black marble tiles.

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This job was brought to Kurblink by DCG One. Their client, Umpqua bank, was preparing for a rebrand event. These printed accordion folded brochures received laser cut characters and symbols turning them into a stencil.

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The Washington Association of Code Enforcement came to Kurblink with a small but important opportunity to recognize an outgoing President for their service to the organization. It was a relatively fast turn project with the upcoming ceremony.

A custom wooden base made from Osage Orange Wood held a polished granite tile which was laser engraved and paint filled. The result was a highly detailed and readable award.

This job was awarded to Kurblink by Lynx Consulting. As part of a massive office renovation, photo gallery placards were needed.

Kurblink worked with an engineer and office staff to design placards for each framed photo of various telecom sites.

Each placard was made from cap and core plastic with a metallic cap. Site names and the lat-long locations were laser engraved in each. The result was a consistent and classy description to display below each photo hung in the new office space.

This job was brought to Kurblink by DCG One. Their client, Swickard Auto Group, would be hosting a stop along the way of an interstate tour of Mercedes-Benz team members. They were looking to DCG One for some ideas on high-end and sustainably produced swag.

DCG One and their Swickard Auto Group decided on a gift box with wine, an engraved wine tumbler, and a faux leather/wood keychain.

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This job was brought to Kurblink by DCG One. Their client, New Generation T&F, wanted fancy award style invitations for the high school and college runners they'd be bringing on an trip to Boulder, Colorado.

They had a basic concept in mind. DCG One and Kurblink worked together to craft a unique and classy invitation which highlighted the Boulder Flatirons. Each invitation had a wood base with the runner's name.

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Clay by Bruce came to Kurblink for some stamps that could be used on some of their pottery. Bruce McIntyre designed the "Get out of your comfort zone," logo you see here. His work is highly influenced by Japanese stylings and this stamp embodies that as well as his approach to art and life.

Various sizes of the stamp were created using different hardwoods. For strength the end grain was engraved. The result is a stamp with a very organic looking recess.

You can see his work here as well as how the stamps are put to use.

This job was awarded to Kurblink by Lynx Consulting. As part of a massive office renovation, room signage was needed.

Kurblink worked with the builder/architect to design a beautiful solution using clear and colored acrylic separated by standoffs. Each clear acrylic pane was reverse laser engraved with the room name and the Lynx logo.

This job was brought to Kurblink by DCG One. Their client, Shell Energy, wanted wine stoppers made with a logo laser engraved in each.

DCG One sourced the wine stoppers made from natural materials and Kurblink did the engraving on each.

Using a rotary tool on a CO2 laser, Kurblink branded these tea tumblers with Urban Calm's delicate logo.

This job was brought to Kurblink by my good friend, Mike Natucci. He, his wife, and friends summited Kilimanjaro and he wanted a gift to share with them after the trip. He chose these slate coasters laser engraved with the trip details and a phrase they chanted on their ascent to the top.

A quick job for a Kurblink customer. Knature's Knest is a play on the customer's name. The sign is to hang above his outdoor living space.