My printing job for U.I.C Funeral Concept, the home of caskets and other funeral services.

It was a typical Friday morning in the office, with the sound of printers humming in the background. That's when my phone rang, it was a call from my friend, Inibehe, the C.E.O of U.l.C Funeral Concept, a company I have been working for long before now. They are a funeral home, specializing in all kinds of caskets and funeral services.

He said he has sent 2 pictures to my mail, those pictures are pictures of the deceased and he wanted me to print stickers for them. Not just any stickers, but custom-designed stickers that they would use for the interior design of their caskets.

I quickly checked my mail and replied to the email, asking for more details about the pictures. What kind of design were they looking for? What was the size and material of the stickers? How many did they need? The questions swirled in my head as I waited for their response.

A few hours later, I received a reply from U.I.C. They sent me a design concept, which was both elegant and somber. The stickers were to be used to add a personal touch to the interior design of the caskets, with the photos of the deceased. They needed 1 piece and 2.8x1.4 feet size respectively.

I got to work immediately, using my ps Photoshop to crop out the backgrounds and smooth the faces before I took the to CorelDRAW X7 design software to refine the concept and make sure it was print-ready.

I chose a high-quality vinyl material that would be durable and long-lasting. As I sent the design to print, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Later in the day, I delivered the stickers to U.I.C. My friend and his workers were impressed with the quality of the stickers, and they couldn't wait to start using them. I took some pictures as they carefully opened the caskets to fix the stickers to the caskets to add more beauty to them.

Before I got to my office, I received a call from U.I.C, thanking me for the excellent job I had done. They told me that their clients were thrilled with the stickers, and that they had added a whole new level of personalization to their funeral services. I beamed with pride, knowing that my work had made a difference in someone's life.

As I sat back in my chair, I realized that printing stickers for U.I.C had been more than just a job. It had been an opportunity to help people honour their loved ones in a unique and meaningful way. And as I looked around my printing shop, I knew that I was exactly where I was meant to be.

Flex Banner/Sticker printing shop	Job I designed for U.I.C sometime ago

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