Z!!NG sign Welsh international : 25.07.08

Z!!NG are pleased to announce they are now proud sponsors of Welsh international footballer Ashley Williams. After joining Swansea City on loan from Stockport County on March 27th, Ashley soon made his Wales debut against Luxembourg. All this came after Williams lifted the North West Player of the Year Award ahead of the likes of Man United's Cristiano Ronaldo and Liverpool's Steven Gerrard. Since then he has gone on to make a further two appearances for Wales in Iceland and the Netherlands.

Here's to a successful season for Ashley on a personal level, for Swansea City, Wales and of course ourselves!

Studio refurbishment is well underway : 22.07.08

After the installation of our new printing, cutting and laminating facility, the Z!!NG studio is currently undergoing refurbishment, including installation of a new mezzanine floor. It is hoped the new office will allow our staff and customers alike to get the best from our new purpose built environment. We'll even have some new 'staff' very soon!

Royal Mougins Golf Resort : 18.07.08

We, as keen golfers were honoured when we were contacted by French interior designer Michala Fabbri who was working on a project for the very prestigious Royal Mougins Golf Resort, based in Southern France.

In collaboration with Getty Images, we designed and printed wallpaper sized at 5.67m x 2.65m and voila, it looked out of this world!

Our largest canvas yet : 16.07.08

With Beijing '08 nearly upon us, we've been all about beating our previous bests - in the large canvas print discipline!

We have recently completed a massive 60x40" canvas for a residential customer based in London. After we were given a JPEG from the customer's digital camera, our creative bods got to work and yet again, manufactured a masterpiece!!

Big is officially beautiful : 12.04.08

One of South Wales' most respectable and leading Estate Agents - Dawsons Estate Agents approached us to create some large triptych canvas art for three of their West Wales branches.

With the largest print measuring a massive 12ft x 4ft they never fail to attract comments from the public and employees alike, meaning Dawsons were delighted with the finished product.