In order to provide a full colour laminate- a large image (in this case a crest) was requested which was then sent to our printers. Upon recieving the crest we attached it to a sheet of perspex which was then cut to size. The perspex complete with logo was then frozen within the ice and carved upon removal from the block maker into the shape required.

Items such as this have a fantastic lasting time since most of the detail is contained within the image. Please click on the picture to show a larger image.

Engraving ice sculptures is another way to portray a logo- a large image (in this case a company name) was requested which was then sent to our printers. Upon recieving the artwork we stuck it to the ice to be engraved and destroyed the printed paper to leave the company name behind, perfectly reproduced.

Items such as this have a fantastic lasting time since most of the detail is contained within the image. Please click on the picture to show a larger image.

Exhibitions are amazing places- full of exhibitors passtionate about their product. Buyers attending exhibitions are the key and no matter how good or different your product may be, unless they see what you have to offer, they will pass you by. I know it's a cliche- but it's a cliche for a reason- 'break the ice' by offering your product frozen inside a 20 stone block of ice.

Let me explain..it'll be there all day, it'll be a talking point, a point of interest, a point of amusement, something different, they'll touch it initally just to check it isn't glass and be surprised that it's cold- who cares as long as it draws people to your display and gives an oportunity for you to tell them just how good your product is.

This simple piece was ordered by a company that needed particular roses on display months after they would normally be in bloom. We simply froze the whole bush and delivered it suspended in ice and perfectly preserved at the time requested- way after these flowers would normally have perished.