Retail P.O.P. display by David Brockmeyer at Coroflot.com

Retail P.O.P. display

Retail P.O.P. display from David Brockmeyer

Retail P.O.P. display

The work in this section is work done during my employment with Vectra Visual.

Video P.O.P. display 3D model designed in Rhinoceros 5. Rendered with Flamingo rendering engine. Acrylic backer piece is designed to be produced in LucitLux "Cascade Blue" acrylic.

Video P.O.P. display prototype. Acrylic backer piece is designed to be produced in LucitLux "Cascade Blue" acrylic. Clear acrylic is used due to minimum order quantity and availability restriction.

Monroe shocks display 3D rendering designed in Rhinoceros 5 and rendered with Flamingo rendering engine. Display intended to be interactive, demonstrating a properly functioning shock absorber as opposed to a compromised shock absorber.

Golf Pride retail golf club display: 1/2" Gator board display to support golf clubs and sample grips in buckets resembling the bucket of balls at a driving range.

Golf Pride retail golf club display: 1/2" Gator board display to support golf clubs and sample grips

Ver-Mac is the number one manufacturer of steel H stakes and yard sign hardware. Grimco requested a free-standing display to showcase the hardware in their distribution offices. They requested a floor model as well as a desk-top model. It seemed only natural to design the display using coroplast - the substrate for which the hardware is designed to display. ..:: 3D model created in Rhino 5

Close-up of display of accessories in flutes of coroplast structure - Ver-Mac is the number one manufacturer of steel H stakes and yard sign hardware. Grimco requested a free-standing display to showcase the hardware in their distribution offices. They requested a floor model as well as a desk-top model. It seemed only natural to design the display using coroplast - the substrate for which the hardware is designed to display. ..:: 3D model created in Rhino 5

Photo of printed prototype

Free standing display: Digital print on 1/2" Ultraboard - Spot-gloss logo-type in "V" logo / All interlocking construction - requires no hardware to assemble

S.E.G. tower prototyping new ways of executing back-lit S.E.G. graphics with "light-masking".

Background masked to reveal only lightbulb

Modular PVC display: 14"x14" pieces interlock to create a customizable modular display system

Vitamin Shoppe: Retail concepts for "Bundle" campaign. - Concepts on promoting featured product "Bundle" by use if lifestyle imagery, color association, as well as the "Bundle" icon ..:: 3D models created in Rhino 5

Some quick ideation sketches of retail fixtures and how they could be implemented.

While I did not design the creative, I did create the cut-files as well as engineer the lug-ons and their attachment mechanisms.

The "Little People" lug-on is attached by a fold-out "dog-ear" that is in the die file. I did this so that every piece is exactly the same, eliminating the possibility of human error in finishing.

The "fp" logo disc is also mounted with the same type of "dog-ear" mechanism but is die-cut from 20 mil PETG. It is tape mounted to align with markings to clock the logo correctly so that every logo is in the exact same position.

One of the first Wendy's projects I worked on was a series of "Register Toppers" for the Cod Filet sandwich. Al I had to work from were some pretty rough sketches. This first idea was to replicate a seafood display case as you would see at a grocery store.

This piece would have a considerably intricate die-cut & score but would be relatively simple for the store associate to assemble. The header would simply insert into slots as well as the 20 mil clear PETG case with chrome edges.

Fazoli's Triple Chocolate Cheesecake desert "Register Topper": Based off of the Wendy's register toppers, I designed this for Fazoli's deserts. Very simple box with radius header. The cheesecake is just scored and printed paper with tabs at the bottom edges. The folded cheesecake is pushed through a triangular cut-out and taped in place.