flōtblog: How fotoflōts are used » Story telling

Her first walk

tom — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 22:29:09 +0000

Our granddaughter is a year old and recently began walking. She had been taking a few steps for a couple weeks and clearly was determined to master the walking thing. We took her to a nearby park and let her go. After 30 minutes of nonstop walking and a few stumbles, she got it and was able to make it 20 or 30 steps.

The collage below captures her determination and her progress from tentative steps, through some off-balance moments, to a confident stride.

The 5″x15″ fotoflōt size is especially good for this type of collage. It works well with three or four images, but can also work with more or fewer. And it can be displayed on a desk or wall.

Putting your organization’s story on the walls

fotoflōt — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:02:46 +0000

Dozens of our companies, government agencies and nonprofit organizations use fotoflōts to highlight projects, activities, awards and other subjects. They use fotoflōts to help tell their story to clients, partners, team members and other stakeholders. They tell us that fotoflōt’s quality reinforces the message that their offerings and accomplishments are also of the highest quality. Examples include Priio and Blair, Church & Flynn.

Priio is a product development company that used fotoflōts to decorate their office entryway, creating multipanel installations. Here you can learn more about Priio’s use of fotoflōt.

Blair, Church & Flynn is an engineering consulting firm that recently moved into a new office facility. They decided to use fotoflōts to display photos of completed projects taken by the firms’ engineers. Here is more detail about the fotoflōt installation at Blair, Church & Flynn.

Blair, Church & Flynn tell their story with fotoflōts

fotoflōt — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 23:10:05 +0000

Blair, Church & Flynn is an engineering consulting firm. They recently moved into a new office facility, and were making a decision on how to decorate it.

They offer comprehensive engineering services including surveying, planning, design, project management and construction administration.

The firm’s marketing staff was responsible for the project, discovered fotoflōt and decided to display photos of completed projects taken by the firm’s engineers.

Blair, Church & Flynn like the clean modern look and the ability to change images. They also like the convenience of ordering online and not having to go through the framing process.

Blair, Church & Flynn have used fotoflōts in innovative ways. For example they have combined fotoflōts with award plaques, and also used them for signage.

More articles about organizations using fotoflōt …

Priio fotoflōts their office

fotoflōt — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:36:52 +0000

Priio is a product development company focusing on intelligent, interactive products. They were looking for an approach to decorating their office entryway and came across fotoflōt, which they used to create multi-panel installations on two different walls.

The first is a four-panel installation based on a graphic illustrating how great ideas can start with a napkin drawing:

The second installation describes their design process, illustrated with product prototypes:

Larry O’Cull of Priio was delighted with the result, and found the magnetic mounting system useful:

The magnetic mounts were very helpful in that we could mock everything up, take it all down, paint, install everything and then just pop-up the fotoflots at the end (keeping them safe through the process.)

Thinking about decorating your office? Send us a note and we’ll work with you.