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Here Are the Winners of the 2022 Best of Wide Format Awards

Our sister publication, Big Picture, recognizes 12 projects that stand out for their innovation, creativity and inspiration.

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2 years ago

May 5, 2022

Signs of the Times Staff

BIG PICTURE, a sister publication of Signs of the Times, has announced the winners of its fourth annual Best of Wide Format Awards, which recognize the most creative, innovative and inspiring large-format digital print projects in the field.

The awards program is produced in partnership with the ISA and sponsored by Durst, Fujifilm and Roland DGA. The 12 winning projects, which were honored at this week’s ISA International Sign Expo in Atlanta, demonstrate how today’s print service providers push the boundaries of wide-format digital print.

Here are the winners:

Home of the Golden Bears
Print Shop: Atchley Graphics
Location: Columbus, OH
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Snow All Out
Print Shop: Deviant Ink
Location: Rexburg, ID
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Let It Gogh
Print Shop: Ink Monstr
Location: Denver, CO
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Pioneering Print
Print Shop: Ink Wrapz
Location: Tulsa, OK
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History Is Not Forgotten
Print Shop: Westmount Signs
Location: Kitchener, Ontario
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The Big Game
Print Shop: bluemedia
Location: Los Angeles
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An Eye for It
Print Shop: Screaming Images
Location: Las Vegas
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Street Art
Print Shop: Premier Graphics
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
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Uber-Cool
Print Shop: ER2 Image Group
Location: Chicago
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Right on Track
Print Shop: Signageworld
Location: Adelaide, Australia
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Draw the Curtain
Print Shop: BPGraphics
Location: Washington D.C.
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Decked Out
Print Shop: Real Color Design
Location: Torrance, CA
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