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Feel your way Our project to produce tactile orientation graphics for the Scottish Parliament is breaking new ground. With our clients, we are developing tactile guides and 3D models of architectural structures to help un-sighted users discover the complexity of this amazing building. Our partner, SomervilleSCAN, uses 3D scanning, digital modelling and 3D printing technologies that enable any artefact to be copied, enhanced and re-made - perfect for museums and galleries. This new modelling technology offers boundless potential for all interpretive projects.
Handle it and pass it on - this is a creative journey for us all. | |
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From panoramic toposcopes to tactile orientation,
Think Graphic have everyone in mind.
See…touch…learn…explore.
It’s all yours!
Think Graphic works closely with clients to create interpretive graphics for everyone, of all ages and ability. We develop inventive and stimulating ways of bringing our history, heritage and environment directly to life.
Our colourful and informative illustrations leap from the panel or page. We intrigue visitors, drawing them into the picture.
Using cutting edge technology, we create new kinds of tactile graphics that combine braille and print with raised illustration. These guide and inform sighted and partially sighted visitors alike. They can also be used as rubbings, perhaps as part of a discovery trail.
We devise activity books so that children can take part in an historical adventure or an imaginary romp in the hills. Our award-winning printed guides enhance the visitor experience and add levels of interaction.
New approaches and fresh thinking gives access to places and concepts that were once considered inaccessible.
STOP PRESS!
We’ve just taken delivery of the first print job of the year for Acton Scott - the venue for the acclaimed BBC programme Victorian Farm. Think Graphic created and applied a new identity on a range of media including print, exhibition and web.