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Visually active
backlit displays
GE Plastics
(now known as SABIC Innovative Plastics)
Graphic panels used at Pittsfield, Mass. headquarters and at National
Plastics Exhibition, Chicago
Panels are repeating “animations” of just 5 frames apiece, appearing
to move continuously as people walk by.
Overall exhibit design: Len Richardson, HRD Productions, Inc.
Animated graphic panel design: David Hruby
Illustrator, Photoshop, backlit lenticular images, exhibit signage
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National Computer Conference exhibition
Chicago, Illinois
Honeywell Information Systems
Concept photography: David Hruby
Concept samples |
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Exhibit environment study
Experimental work
Tabletop concept photography: David Hruby
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Ohio Glaciation
Exhibit in Hall of Geology
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Exhibit design:
Ellen Walters, David Hruby
Production: David Hruby
Latex paint and transfer type on
12-foot topological relief map
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Chinaplas Shanghai
GE Plastics China
Exhibit graphics for floor space in Shanghai
Exhibit design: HRD Productions
Graphic elements: David Hruby
Illustrator, Photoshop, structural graphic elements, murals, banners
Promotional items
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Exhibit graphic design
National Plastics Exhibition,
McCormick Place, Chicago
GE Plastics, Pittsfield, Mass.
Exhibit design: HRD Productions
Graphic elements for exhibits & multimedia: David Hruby
Illustrator, Photoshop, banners, murals, Lexan tile, steel, Gobo projection
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Sea
Pocket Lab
Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center
Outdoor natural history exhibit in Gloucester, Massachusetts
Overall exhibit design: Tim Thurman
Information panels: David Hruby
Panel illustrations: Tricia Miller, David Hruby
Illustrator, Photoshop
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Fiber optic network globe
DECWorld exhibition, Boston, Massachusetts
Digital Equipment Corporation
Exhibit design: Krent/Paffett Associates
Technical design, production coordination: David Hruby
Fiberglass globe with animated fiber optic networks traces
Globe at DECWorld |
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