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Initially, HPG plans to offer five of Fracture’s most popular styles, available at a one-piece minimum with 48-hour production times. HPG believes that Fracture’s solutions will enhance gift and award offerings in the promo market.

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HPG executives believe that Fracture prints will be a great fit for the promo market when it comes to providing a modern take on awards, a thoughtful corporate gift, office decor and more. Each glass print is hand-crafted in the company’s Florida facility, and ships securely in proprietary packaging with mounting or display hardware included. It’s hard to describe how brilliant and unique Fracture prints really are until you get them in your hands – or on your wall.”įracture offers a unique method of direct-to-glass printing. “We see Fracture being ideal as an individual gift, a great way to brand a space, and a modern antidote to a traditional award plaque. “At HPG, our focus is on pushing the boundaries of innovation through our products and partnerships and Fracture is an ideal brand to help us accomplish that goal,” said Jason Lucash, HPG’s chief development officer.

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The arrangement is the first of what HPG said will be a series of exclusive retail brand partnerships to be unveiled in 2021 through its new “HPG Exclusive” brand.įracture can print digital photos directly onto glass.

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HPG described the arrangement as an exclusive partnership that will see the Braintree, MA-headquartered firm bring Fracture products to the promo space. Each segment is divided by power and telephone lines and contains a unique photo of the sky from a particular place and time.Īlex Hyner: Website | Twitter | Instagram My Modern Met granted permission to feature photos by Alex Hyner.HPG (asi/61966), the ninth-largest supplier by revenue in the North American promotional products industry, is amplifying its offerings in the gift and award product category through a new partnership with Fracture, an Alachua, FL-based firm that specializes in printing directly onto glass. This creates mesmerizing “fractured” views of the sky. Photographer and filmmaker Alex Hyner combines multiple images of the sky into a single digital collage. You can purchase prints via Hyners's online store, and keep up to date with his latest projects by following him on Instagram.

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They pop up in a lot of my work,” he adds. “I spent a few months in New Zealand and Fiji working on a film I wrote, so I had a lot of time to shoot the most stunning skies imaginable. Each piece dazzles with its curated array of kaleidoscopic colors, many of which can be traced back to specific destinations.

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While the piece-by-piece process can take a significant amount of trial and error (not to mention time), the final product is worth the effort. Some smaller sections of these images aren’t even skies at all, but rather textured gradients I make to fit the image.” “That includes photos of moons, suns, birds, and jet streams that I later use to accent the piece. “In the end, I might use anywhere between fifteen to thirty different photos,” he explains.

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