full color printing

Lucent™ Acrylic Awards are defined by their luminous presence. Designed to interact beautifully with surrounding light, these translucent pieces amplify brilliance through subtle color and clarity. The result is an Acrylic Trophy that feels refined, elegant, and unmistakably modern.

The Composites™ Acrylic Award line stands out not only for its look, but also for how each piece is made. Like the cast acrylic embedments in our Array™ line, Composites™ trophies are created through a true casting process, not made from fabricated flat acrylic sheets.

Every ColorCast™ Acrylic Trophy is made in the USA from top-quality Lucite® acrylic by our skilled team. Each award is carefully machined, hand-polished, and assembled to ensure clarity, consistency, and lasting shine.

Today, we begin the series with one of our most versatile and eye-catching collections — the Aspect™ Acrylic Awards. Whether you’re recognizing leadership, service, or innovation, these designs transform success into lasting brilliance.

If manufactured properly, Lucite® – the purest form of acrylic, is by nature crystal clear and an exceptional substrate for adding color. Understanding the nature of Lucite® and color theory will help you to make the best decisions when selecting acrylic trophies, plaques, or medals.

Adding low cost colored accents, logos, and images to acrylic sheet stock and awards is now a reality with the introduction of full color UV Printing on Acrylic. What UV Printing is, how it is done, and how it can be utilized to create exceptional acrylic awards are all questions we’re going to address in this article.

Before we explore options to improve your recognition program, let’s consider the colors and color combinations you use on your awards. From colored accents to corporate logos – all should be considered thoughtfully to increase the probability of motivating your employees to reach their fullest potential. In this case, we’re not just taking into account your corporate branding. We’re going further by bringing up the topic of color psychology in awards.