A Palm Springs signmaker wrapped a casino entrance in 54 feet of LED display. Its quieter specialty is making buildings easier to read.
A San Diego sign shop turns logos, directories and room markers into the physical language of a building. Its most revealing work happens between the artwork file and the installation.
Signarama is the world's largest sign and graphics franchise, founded in 1986 by Ray and Roy Titus and now operating hundreds of independently owned stores across more than a dozen countries. Part of the United Franchise Group, Signarama turns local sign shops into full-service visual-communications businesses producing everything from banners and channel letters to vehicle wraps, trade-show displays, and ADA-compliant braille signage. Its model packages equipment, training, and a recognized brand so first-time owners can serve other local businesses that need to be seen.