Going down to Elland Road

We were tasked with creating all of the graphics and stands for the museum, first of which being the window graphics. The trust needed to promote the grand opening of the museum, so it was vital to create eye-catching graphics. We printed bold graphic designs in the Leeds United blue and covered outfacing windows to attract passers-by to attend the event. Then it was onto walls. We covered every inch of the museum’s walls with our wide format print. We printed all the wall graphics on our Hybrid Vutek as it is the most versatile printer, allowing us to print onto various materials. The wall papers were all printed in 1 piece, with the largest being 13m wide. This helped speed up the install and produced stunning seamless prints. Alongside this, every pillar in the building displayed images of legendary players. All of the iconic imagery was provided by LUST and we advised them on the best materials for each application.

Alongside the wide format prints, we produced various other elements throughout the exhibition. We created acrylic cases to protect the priceless memorabilia such as Gary Speeds 91/92 title winning shirt. At the entrance of the museum, we constructed a lightbox that illuminated one of Leed’s most infamous players, John Charles. We created a graphic wall to create an entrance walkway and keep the gallery’s surprises hidden. We also produced a free-standing bespoke structure to host an interactive game that guests could play to pick their favourite Leeds United Team ever. Another interactive element we incorporated was a magnetic board where visitors could write messages on individual whiteboards about their experience at the museum and attach it to the magnetic wall. Oh and we even donated a table football!