The sale of Newsweek Magazine by the Washington Post Company was memorialized by two stylish commemorative pieces, produced by Dimension Creative Promotions.
A single Lucite block presented the news release announcing the sale, printed on acetate embedded inside, along with the dollar coin representing the purchase.
The top staff of Newsweek received an acrylic sculpture made out of two acrylic panels, printed digitally in full color. On one side was the famous July 2001 Newsweek cover, commemorating publisher Katharine Graham, and on the other the magazine masthead. The assembly was mounted on an acrylic base and presented as a freestanding shelf piece.
"My experience with Dimension was wonderful," said Howard Clare of HC Creative Communications, the agency commissioned by the Post to provide the mementos. "They are professional and very service oriented."
Dimensionhas been providing unique solutions to marketing challenges for the design and advertising community since 1991. The staff's in-depth knowledge of manufacturing processes and customization techniques has made them a valued partner of Washington D.C. creative professionals, with a reputation for reliability and exceptional service.
In addition to awards and business gifts, Dimension offers a wide range of top quality promotional products, Lenticulars and custom-manufactured items in a wide variety of materials.
For additional information, quotes or samples, contact Cliff Farbstein at 703-521-4843 or cliff@dimension-corp.com.