SuperGraphics

One feature wasn't enough for Big Picture Magazine — they came back for our Gum Wall a second time, this time taking an even closer look at how we pulled it off. We don't take that for granted, especially not twice.

But, here's what we're most proud of: The Gum Wall exists because we wanted to find out how far we could push print.

What looks like decades of sticky Pike Place buildup is really 20+ layers of UV ink — stacked until it became texture you could reach out and feel, glowing under blacklight, all on fully recyclable board. There was no template for it. Just an open mind, a slightly absurd idea, and a team that treats "can that even be printed?" as a challenge instead of a no.

That's the whole point. Hand us something ambitious, and we'll find a way to build it.

See what Big Picture keeps coming back for:
https://bigpicturemag.com/how-supergraphics-built-a-sustainable-gum-wall-using-uv-ink-and-recyclable-board/

The littlest art directors on the roster absolutely understood the assignment. 🥹 So grateful we got to help bring this one to life.

Happy Belated Father's Day to the Seattle Mariners' dads, and to all the other dads out there!