Toyota at Lollapalooza
The tent also housed a wall called the "Feel Factor." Built out with prop mushrooms and giant pieces of candy, the wall had prizes hidden within.
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Bud Light at Lollapalooza
The "Tattoos and 'Dos" booth also offered braiding, hair chalking, and other festival-inspired hairstyling services for men and women. All services were complimentary.
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The Jam Stand's jellies are made with fruit from local New York farms and come in inventive flavors such as blueberry bourbon and peachy Sriracha. The company can make custom jars of jam as favors for corporate events.
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Photo: Courtesy of Drawing Booth
Able to work from photos, Breach can design faces, logos, or even pets in foam. As for the most unusual designs he's created, Breach said that he rendered a "very odd assortment of objects" in foam for a skit with Amy Schumer and Comedy Central. Each design typically takes around five minutes.
Margarita Corporan Photography
3. Photo map
The Exhibitor Show also invites attendees to attach their photo to a large world map to indicate where they are from. The map was first used eight years ago and participation increases each year, reaching more than 500 photos from every state and 60 countries at the 2012 conference. Photographers are stationed at the map to take instant thumbnail photos of attendees. Organizers say the map is an easy conversation-starter as attendees look for others from their area or from cities where they have lived in the past.
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