This post discusses how a forty foot vinyl banner is used as part of an ongoing University of Arizona softball project. Record crowds were able to view the Championship Wall during the Regional and Super Regional games.
This blog discusses ADA compliant signs utilizing raster bead technology. An acrylic or metal braille dot is injected into the substrate (in this case acrylic). If clear acrylic is used, any full color, design or photograph can be incorporated.
This blog discusses directional signs. For small businesses up to major corporations such as the one shown here. From name tags to the largest projects. Graphic Impact, since 1989.
Graphic Impact produces signs for a number of national clients. In this blog we discuss why Gator Board was chosen and the advantages over other types of material.
This blog discusses using window mesh large graphics on windows to attract attention. The outside of the vinyl is printed in either full color or black and white while the inside takes on a tinted appearance.
This blog discusses on-going progress at Banner University Medical Center and advantages of dealing with a single supplier capable of performing all interior and exterior required signage.
This blog discusses the usage of backdrops at events, exhibits and media announcements. An inexpensive way to bring your logo and message to life.
In this post we discuss an entirely new way to listen to fantastic sound while a canvas print displays your favorite artwork or graphic.
We discuss flat bed printing in this post. This means that a piece of almost any type of material up to two inches in depth and and any length can be printed in full color in a matter of minutes. Our least expensive materials such as coroplast signs or foam core signs become a full color photograph or logo for which you can be proud.
This post discusses acrylic awards that are printed in full color color. Dimensional objects and type are part of the printing process for a truly exceptional product.
This blog discusses printed ADA Braille signs. We show how a sign, with the latest technology, is fabricated in full photographic color. There are no minimum and many times are less expensive than other methods.
We discuss one way of taking a dull, painted wall and produce a stunning display using acrylic letters and vinyl. The project was done for the athletics department at the University of Arizona.
