You are
seeing this message because you do not have the Flash plugin installed, or your
browser does not support Javascript
(you should enable it, perhaps?)
Welcome to the brand spanking new Aeon Events website!
The new website will continue to develop over the coming weeks and months and will feature music, photo galleries, DJ profiles and lots, lots more besides, so make sure you sign up for your constantly updated news and exclusive special offers- we’re glad to have you aboard and look forward to bringing you some of the most exciting parties, special offers and competitions!
You are
seeing this message because you do not have the Flash plugin installed, or your
browser does not support Javascript
(you should enable it, perhaps?)
Flyer Section Gallery > Archive 1
Wild Fruit productions flyers have evolved from the earliest types made with "Letra-set" and cut-out & paste photographs to the glossy computer technology used today. Early flyers are collectable like the collaboration between club legend TRADE and SHAME - hand pasted and photocopied by Trade Mark . TRADE MARK must also be credited for wild fruit's "super heroes" cut-out flyer. Computer technology enabled flyers to achieve a full colour, glossy and professional look & has been a prime mover in the field of extravagant and ingenious flyers using foiling and metallic finishes, original artwork , cut-out shapes and event scratch cards to great effect.
Wild Fruit never repeat a flyer or advertising - every one is unique and tailored to the event and theme. Some flyers have proved controversial like the "ORAL FRUITS" advertising and artwork which caught the attention of the manufacturer of OPAL FRUITS, others have found their way into books such as HIGH FLYERS or have won awards from the likes of D.J. mag. Wild fruit was the first club to feature photos of real customers on its advertising sparking a frenzy of copy-cat flyers and in fact wild fruit carried on this idea and invited clubbers to a special studio photo-session for the relevant pictures to this years CARRY ON theme. wild fruit is proud of its part in the history of flyer art.
