Capital Imaging

We're honored to have been part of the new permanent exhibit at the R.E. Olds Transportation Museum, Assembled in Lansing: Building a Workforce. Building a Union.

This exhibit tells the story of Lansing's labor movement and the people whose work helped build the region's automotive legacy.

Jennifer Lohman of Soloh Focus created a thoughtful and engaging exhibit design that brings these stories to life. Capital Imaging had the privilege of producing and installing the graphics and display components throughout the exhibit.

Projects like this remind us how powerful visual storytelling can be when it connects people to their history and community.

If you haven't visited the R.E. Olds Transportation Museum recently, this exhibit is well worth the trip.
Thank you to everyone involved in making this project a success.

Bright colors. Big personality. Built to transform the space.

These custom vinyl wall graphics turned an ordinary interior into an immersive customer experience full of energy, local flavor, and brand identity. From the oversized dessert illustrations to the Lansing-inspired skyline elements, every detail was designed to create a fun and memorable environment.

Projects like this are where wide-format printing, creative design, and precise installation all come together.

Wall graphics are one of the most effective ways to completely change the feel of a space without major construction or renovation.
Looking to transform your interior walls, retail space, office, restaurant, or customer environment? Let’s talk.

ADA signage isn’t just about compliance—it’s about creating environments that work for everyone.

When done right, ADA signage doesn’t just meet regulations—it enhances the entire experience of your space. It improves navigation, reinforces professionalism, and shows a clear commitment to accessibility.

Branded environmental graphics can completely change how a space feels.

By combining wall graphics, dimensional elements, and visual systems, a space can reflect the identity of an organization while still functioning the way it needs to day to day.

It’s not just about what’s on the wall—it’s how the entire environment comes together.