Mural graphics

Certified installers from V. Creative Graphics successfully installed vinyl wall graphics at Pearson International Airport (YYZ). The murals beautifully showcase the rich history and cultural significance of Toronto’s historic Chinatown neighborhood. The installation not only enhances the visual appeal of the airport but also serves as a vibrant tribute to one of the city’s most iconic and culturally diverse communities. The high-quality graphics capture the essence of Chinatown’s heritage, providing travelers with a meaningful connection to Toronto’s unique history as they pass through the airport.

One of the most prominent and historically significant building in Toronto’s Chinatown is the Bright Pearl Seafood Restaurant building, located at 346-348 Spadina Avenue. Though the restaurant itself has closed, the building remains an iconic structure in the area. It’s known for its large, red neon sign that used to draw people in for dim sum, and it stands as a reminder of the vibrant Chinese culinary culture that has thrived in the neighborhood.

Another important landmark is the Chinatown Centre, a large shopping complex at 222 Spadina Avenue. This mall offers a variety of shops, food courts, and services that reflect the Chinese community’s influence in Toronto. It’s also a hub for cultural events and festivals that celebrate Chinese traditions.

For all who’s curious one of the most famous restaurants in Toronto’s Chinatown is Swatow Restaurant. Located at 309 Spadina Avenue, Swatow is renowned for its authentic Cantonese cuisine, particularly its noodle soups, dumplings, and stir-fried dishes. The restaurant has been a staple in Chinatown for many years, attracting both locals and tourists with its flavorful dishes and no-frills, bustling atmosphere. Swatow is often recommended for those seeking an authentic Chinese dining experience in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown, and it’s well-regarded for its late-night hours, making it a popular spot for a casual yet satisfying meal.

Project: Temporarily mural graphics advertisement of “Re-fuel” food store locations at the Toronto Pearson International airport

Materials: 3M vinyl graphics

Tools: 3M manufacturer vinyl installer tools

Toronto Pearson International Airport, commonly referred to as Toronto Pearson, is an international airport situated in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It serves as the primary airport for Toronto, its metropolitan area, and the surrounding Golden Horseshoe region. Named after Lester B. Pearson, the 14th Prime Minister of Canada and Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1957, it is the largest and busiest airport in Canada, with 44.8 million passengers in 2023. The airport features five runways, two passenger terminals, and various cargo and maintenance facilities. It is a hub for Air Canada and WestJet and offers United States border preclearance facilities.

Project: Vinyl wall graphics installed at Air Canada check-ins in the Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Ontario Canada by professional vinyl installers from V. Creative Graphics

Materials: Avery Dennison vinyl graphics and wraps

Air Canada, the country’s largest airline and flag carrier, offers extensive domestic and international flight services, connecting Canada to over 200 destinations worldwide. Founded in 1937, the airline is renowned for its commitment to safety, innovation, and customer service, operating a modern fleet that includes Boeing and Airbus aircraft. As a founding member of the Star Alliance network, Air Canada provides passengers with a wide range of travel benefits and connectivity options. The airline continues to enhance the travel experience through advancements in technology, sustainability initiatives, and a focus on comfort and convenience.

Vinyl mural graphics installed at the Blue Jay store in the Terminal One of Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) based on vinyl materials from 3M manufacturer installed with special graphics tools.

The Toronto Blue Jays, an MLB team in the American League East division, have a storied legacy, including back-to-back World Series victories in 1992 and 1993, making them the first non-U.S. team to claim the championship. They play at the Rogers Centre, renowned for its retractable roof, and enjoy a dedicated fan base. The Blue Jays have nurtured numerous exceptional players, such as Hall of Famers Roberto Alomar and Roy Halladay. Their striking blue and white uniforms and iconic bird emblem reflect their dynamic role in the MLB and their cultural impact on Toronto and beyond.

Project: Mural Graphics Advertisement of Jean Machine store opening at Yorkdale Mall

Material: Avery Dennison vinyl films, design by Jean Machine designers, printed at a local shop

Jean Machine, the Canadian denim retailer, closed all its stores by the end of February 2019. This closure marked the end of over four decades of business. The decision came after the company struggled with financial difficulties and a shifting retail landscape, ultimately filing for bankruptcy protection in January 2017. Despite efforts to restructure, including rent relief and attempts to reposition the brand, Jean Machine could not compete with both low-end and high-end denim markets

Vinyl mural graphics Air Canada advertisement at the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Mural graphics installed based on vinyl materials from 3M manufacturer.

Air Canada, the largest airline in Canada, operates both domestic and international flights, serving over 220 destinations across six continents. Established in 1937, the airline has grown to become a pivotal player in the global aviation industry, known for its comprehensive network and modern fleet. Air Canada’s commitment to innovation and customer service is evident through its various award-winning programs and initiatives, including its Aeroplan loyalty program. As a founding member of the Star Alliance, Air Canada benefits from extensive partnerships, enhancing connectivity for its passengers. The airline’s focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility also underscores its role in promoting eco-friendly travel practices.

Project: Lakeridge Health Foundation mural graphics installed in Oshawa, Ontario

Material: 3M vinyl graphics

The Lakeridge Health Foundation, located in Oshawa, Ontario, is a dedicated philanthropic organization supporting Lakeridge Health, one of the largest hospital networks in the Durham Region. The foundation raises funds to enhance patient care, purchase advanced medical equipment, and support vital health programs and services within the Lakeridge Health system. Through community events, corporate partnerships, and individual donations, the foundation plays a crucial role in ensuring that Lakeridge Health can continue to provide exceptional care to its patients. Their efforts have a direct impact on improving healthcare accessibility and quality for the residents of Oshawa and the surrounding areas.