Holding - Cyberpac

Cyberpac are delighted to have worked with the Fourth Plinth on a stunning promotional box to help promote the current iconic artwork being displayed on the fourth plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square.
The sculpture was created by Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowits, of an Assyrian Lamassu; a winged bull and protective deity which guarded the entrance of the Nergal Gate in Nineveh from circa 700 BC. It was among the many historically important artefacts...

Cyberpac are proud to announce as early supporters of this amazing project, that this school destroyed in the Nepalese Earthquake – has now been reopened.
An old friend and Cyberpac designer, Sophie Maliphant set about this incredible fundraising project having been a witness to the tragedy that was the 2015 earthquake....

Using two colours in this stunning glow-edge material, these coasters were surface printed white to one side and then laser-engraved to the reverse which refracts the light to make the pattern appear to glow.
The outer shape of the coaster has a rounded cut-away corner… there is no reason not to push the boundaries and create a really distinctive overall shape to your invitations and coasters!...

If you’re looking for something completely different to advertise your event – Acrylic media from Cyberpac can be cut to any size or shape and printed or engraved in pin sharp resolution.
We can print on the surface digitally, using silk screen printing or by using precision laser engraving with your desired copy & images to create a clearly engaging talking point. The colour acrylic range is hugely diverse and you can accentuate...