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.
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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 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.
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.
This blog discusses vinyl banners. What are they, how are they made and help in preparing the perfect design to get the maximum impact!
This post discusses large sponsor signs for the University of Arizona. A well lit sign will become the center of attention, but design, fabrication and installation must be done correctly and with a company you can trust.
This blog discusses wall decals from the smallest to the largest. Can be permanent or fabricated to shape and easy to remove and apply.
This blog discusses the types of printing equipment used by Graphic Impact to produce some of the spectacular projects that you see throughout Tucson.
These full color name tags can be printed in full color or lasered. Any size or shape. High resolution with photo quality reproduction at any size. Never a minimum quantity requirement.
This blog discusses when a vehicle wrap is the best choice for truck lettering and when to choose vinyl lettering. Often combining the two has many advantages.
A discussion of how one non-profit uses vehicle wraps to draw attention and increase brand recognition. Is there any better way?
A glass door can become a full color center piece. This post discusses how the University of Arizona Gymnastics coach used a glass door making sure that it would be noticed by recruits, visitors and team members.
This post discusses a number of different media that you can use to reproduce photographs and artwork. These include canvas, aluminum, brushed metal, foam core and gator board.
A Frame Signs are discussed in this blog. A Frame Signs are visible, highly durable outdoors, and, when designed properly, grab the attention of prospective clients that pass by your business.
Here is a description of how Graphic Impact makes use of over six million photographs that clients use at no cost when we are designing a variety of products for them.
This post describes the benefits of using fabric banners as a backdrop. The most important benefits include that it light weight and much more wrinkle resistant.
This blog discusses how large brushed metal prints are used as murals for University of Arizona Baseball. The results are truly stunning and a choice for corporate offices and lobbies.
This blog discusses the things to consider when you are using vehicle magnets on your personal car. Focus on the right design to draw the most attention.
Aluminum is the choice for all wayfinding, directional and traffic signs. Sizes are available up to five feet by ten feet. Printed in full color and clear coated for extended outdoor durability.
This post discusses the various uses of e-panel. What are the advantages and disadvantage of the material and why it is one of most widely used products for interior and exterior signs?
This post describes a number of ways to increase brand awareness. In the case of a major hospital Graphic Impact used elevator doors and floors producing some stunning results.
Here we discuss the different types of menus for the food services market. Why some use digital menus and others use backlit menus that are printed digitally.
A discussion of why transit systems, bus stops, and outdoor sign faces utilize acrylic and lexan that are digitally printed for both outdoor and indoor applications. What advantages do they offer.?
This blog discusses light boxes that are used for exterior applications. Faces can be easily replaced. These replacement faces can be printed in photographic quality or vinyl lettering.
This post discusses the many uses of backlit signs for exterior applications. Faces for these signs can be easily interchanged or completely replaced.
This post discusses the use of street banners, when and why to use them, different types of materials for different environments, and suggestions for ending up with a great design.
Graphic Impact produced high quality Arizona photographs for Pima County. Digital prints were reproduced on the back surface of one half inch clear acrylic. We discuss the advantages of acrylic prints.
Here we discuss advantages of vinyl banners and fabric banners and some ideas to make your choice easier. Most importantly how you will you use the banner and in what type of environment.
You probably realize that banners are one of the least expensive marketing and sales investments you can make. But do you know the difference and advantages of vinyl and mesh banners and when to use each one.
Vinyl banners are the most widely used way, interior and exterior, to advertise an event. This blog discusses how for University of Arizona softball, Graphic Impact shows how an ordinary banner is made into a spectacular sign.
ADA laws are strict and getting more challenging every day. Graphic Impact specializes in ADA compliant signage. Interior braille and raised letters, directional interior and exterior signs, and much more.
This post discusses a clever advertising idea for the Tucson Roadrunners. There’s sponsors to satisfy and always new ways to get in front of your clients. Is this a vehicle wrap? Think again!
Meeting the demands of the University of Arizona is challenging. Turn-around times are tight and costs must always be in line without sacrificing creativity and quality. Here is an example of one locker room.
This blog discusses the area to watch out for when selecting vehicle wraps and fleet graphics. Both products are cost effective for advertising your company message, and improving visibility .
This blog discusses the differences between digital printing and screen printing and the reasons why screen printing is being rapidly replaced.
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 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.
