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.

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 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.