Helping Crown sparkle

Amazing outdoor presence for NGV

Putt'ing the message out there.

Speedy turnaround for transit campaign

The wheels turned at record time at Omnigraphics to get this new billboard campaign out for the Federal Government.

Our new flatbed is flat out

Here's a great demonstration of what we can do with our new flatbed printer, then trimmed to the right shape using our MR T cutting machine.

Dash for Tarocash

Tarocash opened its new store at Westfield Bondi Junction with this huge hoarding - printed and installed by Omnigraphics.

Toying with consumers

Advertising through the right channels

Take a good long look

Double-take in Melbourne

The Someone Will Project has unveiled the fifth billboard in the eight week series with a ‘Welcome to Adelaide’ billboard, placed on a supersite in… Melbourne.

OMA CEO Charmaine Moldrich said “The aim of this project has been to have a bit of fun and show a range of ways the medium can be used to create an impact”.

The first four weeks of the campaign saw a series of billboards in Pyrmont, Sydney ranging from a ‘Missing Python’ billboard, warning of a friendly snake called Fred who had disappeared, which generated over 400 calls and over 100 voicemail messages; a T-shirt graphic ‘I’m with Stupid’ taken to a new level; a contagious image of three people yawning taken by photographer Brock Elbank; and a photograph by UK photographer Gareth McConnell to beautify the Sydney street with an image of ‘Night Flowers’. Each billboard links through to a blog site, www.someonewillproject.com which provides a forum for the industry to discuss the billboards and read more about the project.

Spend $30,000 and get a 32 inch tv. Spend $60,000 and get a 42 inch. Spend $90,000 and get a 52 inch.*

Outdoor might be our speciality, but who would say no to a television from Omnigraphics? With summer sports coming to an end and winter sports beginning, now’s the time to look at getting yourself a brand new flatscreen tv.

And it’s so easy! All you need to do is spend a total of $30,000 with Omnigraphics over the next three months (March – end of May) and you’ll get a 32 inch flatscreen tv. Spend a total of $60,000 + GST and you’ll get something a little bigger, a 42 inch flatscreen tv. Go the whole hog and spend $90,000 + GST and you’ll walk away with a 52 inch monster box. And yes, you can do combinations of tvs to the same value!

Talk to Nathan, Travis, Brad, Daryl or any one of the gang for more details. See the posting below for terms and conditions.

* plus GST.

Talking sense