Diverse Design

Walls, facades and floors can be given an individual design or branding with the help of the airbrush technique to great effect and advertising impact. Rooms and buildings can be designed thematically or company-related and thus convey an ambience suitable for the target group.

From the smallest products and objects such as lighters, coffee mugs or computer mice, to 3D printed objects, vehicle parts and entire vehicles, the airbrush technique can be used to create anything with an individual design or branding to great effect and advertising impact. If you would like to surprise customers with individual, unique give-aways, for example, the airbrush technique can be used to produce one-of-a-kind personalized or company-specific items. Promotional vehicles can be transformed into eye-catching works of art. Other 3D objects, sculptures or models for exhibition at trade fairs or in the company building can also be individually created and painted.

Live Airbrush Painting is a highlight at any live event e.g. at trade fairs or festivals: body painting demonstration and painting of a "living advertising medium", live painting of objects, products, T-shirts or even food for presentation on site or for visitors to take home.

Textile design refers to the planning and development of textiles in which social trends are recorded and processed and aesthetic standards are realised.

Textile design refers to the classic areas of clothing, home and contract textiles as well as increasingly to the technical area, such as vehicle or aircraft construction. One area of growing importance is so-called smart textiles, i.e. textiles that have additional functions beyond their original purpose. They open up many new areas of work for textile designers.

Textile designers are also active in all areas of surface and colour design - for example, in the paper and wallpaper industry - but also in architecture and interior design. Here, their main field of activity is surface design, for example in the form of patterns and ornaments up to illustrations and photo-realistic motifs. Thanks to digital production (woven / knitted) and 3-D printing, three-dimensional structures and constructions are gaining increasing importance in textile design.

The airbrush technique offers numerous design possibilities, as it enables the painting of any materials and surfaces. From the smallest products and objects such as lighters, coffee mugs, or computer mice, to 3D printed objects, vehicle parts, and entire vehicles, to walls, facades, and floors, this technique can be used to create anything with an individual design or branding in an effective and promotional way. If you would like to surprise customers with individual, unique give-aways, for example, the airbrush technique can be used to produce one-of-a-kind personalized or company-specific items. Premises and buildings can be designed thematically or company-related and promotion vehicles can be transformed into eye-catching works of art. Airbrushing is also very suitable as a live event, e.g. at trade fairs or festivals, e.g. as body painting, live painting of objects, products, T-shirts or even food - for presentation on site or for visitors to take away.