Plaques made for the people who are proud of their people. An artpiece, a story in print, a frame worth keeping.
You watched them grow. You know what it took. Now you need something that says it better than a handshake.
Modelled for this award only, then cast and finished by hand. The centre of the plaque carries the shape of what they did, not a stock emblem.
Their name, the title, and the write-up: the part people read twice. Gold on black, on stock that holds up to years of being looked at.
A deep, matte-black shadow box behind glass. It doesn't compete with what's inside. It just makes sure the moment stays on the wall.
When the moment belongs on a desk, not a wall. A cast face, a black base, a plate with the date on it.
The Malbon Buckets Club trophy, photographed where it was made. Drag to turn it.
You talk. I listen. Then it gets modelled, cast, printed, framed, and sent back to you ready to give.
A call or a few messages. I'm after the detail that makes this award theirs and nobody else's.
The artpiece is modelled in 3D and cast; the print is laid out and proofed with you before anything is final.
Delivered before the day. What happens next is the part I'm not there for, and the whole reason for the work.
Real recipients, in their own words. Shared with permission.
Ang ganda!
Not her first award. The first one going up in the office, where clients can see it.
Her words are coming — I'm still digging out the message she sent the night it arrived.
Her message is coming. Until then, the plaque speaks for itself.
No forms that feel like forms. Tell me who it's for and roughly when you need it. I'll reply myself.
Who, what they did, and the date you'd like to give it.
Artpiece concept and print layout, for you to approve.
Framed and delivered before the day.