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Sometimes the most impactful graphics go in the most unexpected places.

For this MRI suite, we partnered with artists to transform a clinical space into something a little more calming, colorful, and human. Because let’s face it — MRI machines can feel intimidating. Thoughtful design can make a real difference in how a space feels.

Every visual element in the MRI installation was individually printed, cut, and carefully assembled on-site like a giant puzzle by our installation team. The result is a custom environment that softens the space while bringing personality into the room.

Produced with high-grade materials and vibrant color, this mural system adds warmth, whimsy, and a more welcoming experience for patients.

A few years ago, we had the opportunity to install a full vinyl wrap for a Teamster’s semi truck. We partnered with a local designer who created the artwork, while our job was to ensure the graphics fit the truck cleanly and flowed naturally across the surface.

While pre-made templates exist, we prefer to survey and template the truck ourselves. It gives us a more accurate layout and helps ensure the vinyl installs smoothly and looks right from every angle.

This project featured graphics on nearly every surface — including the cab visor and the back of the cab — making for a bold, fully integrated design that turned heads on the road.

When it comes to signage, bigger isn’t always better—especially with logos. Prioritizing readability ensures your message is clear, visible, and effective at a glance. Oversized logos can sometimes compete with the information that matters most, so striking the right balance between brand presence and legibility is key to creating signage that actually works in the real world.

TBT: A few years back, Graffix partnered with The Essential Baking Company to bring their Georgetown storefront to life with custom graphics that truly reflect their brand.

Our scope covered the full process—converting artwork, producing materials, and installing vinyl across their front windows and blade sign. The logo itself presented an interesting challenge: its intricate design required a custom cutting mask, which meant carefully vectorizing the artwork to achieve the precision needed for a clean, accurate finish. It was detailed work, but exactly the kind of problem-solving we enjoy.

The blade sign, on the other hand, offered a more straightforward path. We combined digitally produced elements with traditionally cut vinyl to create a crisp, double-sided sign that stands out from every angle.

Projects like this are a great reminder that the best results often come from balancing technical precision with creative flexibility—and knowing when to apply each.

TBT to this clean fleet wrap for Mirsky Electric!

Their team came to us with finished artwork, and we took care of the rest—handling production and installation to ensure everything aligned perfectly across the vehicle panels. The result? A bold, professional wrap that stands out on the road and represents their brand wherever they go.

For this project, we used 3M 180MC-10 with 8519 laminate—a premium combo known for its durability and smooth, high-quality finish.

Already have print-ready artwork? Great. Need help developing your vehicle branding? We can do that too. Either way, Graffix is ready to deliver.

A custom kiosk wrap and a 10-foot palm tree — built completely from scratch.

Graffix was commissioned to transform a kiosk with a full wrap and fabricate a custom palm tree to anchor the space.

The kiosk was wrapped in digitally printed 180mc-10 with 8519 laminate, including the blue field and faux wood planking. The yellow header was wrapped as well, while the 3/8” acrylic logo used a push-through method integrated into the aluminum cabinet for a clean dimensional look.

The palm tree was where fabrication really came to life.

The base was built from seven layers of 1” Appleply laminated together with epoxy resin and silicone. The trunk was fabricated from High Density Urethane (HDU), precision-cut into two halves, joined with resin and mechanical fasteners, and mounted using a five-point system.

Extensive hand-texturing brought the trunk to life — proof that some craftsmanship simply can’t be automated.

After finishing with water-based primer and Matthews paint, the final piece stands just under 10 feet tall and weighs over 100 pounds.

The real challenge wasn’t building it — it was engineering the right solution. After several iterations, we landed on a design that delivered both durability and strong visual impact.

Custom fabrication. Complex installs. Built to last.

Happy Holidays from the Graffix Team!

Today, we came together for a festive holiday brunch and a fun ornament exchange to celebrate our amazing team and the hard work and dedication they have put into 2024.
We are grateful every day for our talented employees, our incredible clients, and the trust you place in us to bring your projects to life. Your partnerships make all the difference, and we are excited about everything 2025 will bring.
A heartfelt thank you to Cassandra Heim and Rebecca Hiatt for organizing today's festivities and treating us to such delicious food—it was the perfect way to wrap up a fantastic year.
From all of us at Graffix, we wish you a joyful holiday season!