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Events: Special Shows

Trend Show Paperworld Trend Show
Hall 6.1, stand C90
At the Paperworld Trend Show in hall 6.1 visitors could discover the new colours, designs and materials for the season ahead. You are still interested in the trends? Take a look at the trend book that can still be ordered from Messe Frankfurt ... [more]

The “Creative Trends - Creativity meets Design” Special Show
Hall 4.2
This special show, intended specifically for the creative sector, demonstrated how to combine avant-garde design, the latest trends and a variety of creative techniques. The special show was designed by the bora.herke style agency.

Creative Trends Special Show

Activity cubes in Hall 3.1 Activity cubes in Hall 3.1
Paper-cutting, caricatures and origami – in Hall 3.1 artists from a variety of sectors presented their handiwork. Here visitors could take a highly personalised souvenir home with them.

Greetings and Birthday Cards Special Show
The focus of a new show, staged jointly with the Working Group of Greetings Cards Manufacturers and Publishers (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hersteller und Verleger für Grußkarten - AVG), is on greetings cards and how to present them. On offer here were practical tips and information on assembling the perfect range of greetings and birthday cards.

Greetings and Birthday Cards Special Show

Innovation Show Innovations show staged by the Hobby and Creative Association
The members of the Hobby and Creative Association (Verband Hobby Kreativ e.V.) presented their innovations at a special show at Paperworld Creative.

Walk of Fame
Hall 3.0 and 3.1
The Walk of Fame, now a proven feature of Paperworld, ran through Halls 3.0 and 3.1. like a red thread, the oversized products giving the Halls a special touch.

Filu - the commercial artists bourse Filu - the archive for illustrators and photographers
The graphic designers' forum "Filu" presented the work of over 500 book illustrators, artists and photographers. Anyone looking for a designer for their next project could find what they're looking for there. This made the Filu archive a source of inspiration, as well as a contact and discussion forum.

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		Paperworld Trend Show Hall 6.1, stand C90 At the Paperworld Trend Show in hall 6.1 visitors could discover the new colours, designs and materials for the season ahead. You are still interested in the trends? Take a look at the trend book that can still be ordered from Messe Frankfurt ... [more]

The “Creative Trends - Creativity meets Design” Special Show Hall 4.2 This special show, intended specifically for the creative sector, demonstrated how to combine avant-garde design, the latest trends and a variety of creative techniques. The special show was designed by the bora.herke style agency.

		Activity cubes in Hall 3.1 Paper-cutting, caricatures and origami – in Hall 3.1 artists from a variety of sectors presented their handiwork. Here visitors could take a highly personalised souvenir home with them.

Greetings and Birthday Cards Special Show The focus of a new show, staged jointly with the Working Group of Greetings Cards Manufacturers and Publishers (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hersteller und Verleger für Grußkarten - AVG), is on greetings cards and how to present them. On offer here were practical tips and information on assembling the perfect range of greetings and birthday cards.

		Innovations show staged by the Hobby and Creative Association The members of the Hobby and Creative Association (Verband Hobby Kreativ e.V.) presented their innovations at a special show at Paperworld Creative.

Walk of Fame Hall 3.0 and 3.1 The Walk of Fame, now a proven feature of Paperworld, ran through Halls 3.0 and 3.1. like a red thread, the oversized products giving the Halls a special touch.

		Filu - the archive for illustrators and photographers The graphic designers' forum "Filu" presented the work of over 500 book illustrators, artists and photographers. Anyone looking for a designer for their next project could find what they're looking for there. This made the Filu archive a source of inspiration, as well as a contact and discussion forum.