Banners Printed by Loupe Digital

 July 5

Today I went into Manhattan to pick up my banners from Loupe Digital. They did a great job printing them on a vinyl surface that can be displayed outside for long periods of time. My primary concern was color matching to the drawings and they/their printer did a very good job.

James at Loupe Digital with my banners all printed and packed up for the trip back to Bay Ridge.

 

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