When the Soundtrack of a Generation Hits the Wall, Every Surface Has to Sing
Some exhibits you walk through. This one, you feel. Rebels & Icons: The Photography of Janette Beckman landed at MOPOP as a four-decade love letter to music and rebellion — and every surface in the gallery had to carry it. Fabric, dimensional wood, wrapped album panels, acrylic, and a portrait series that took real problem-solving to get right. Here’s how we brought the vision to life.
Cool Sh*t Spotlight: How We Turned 17 Layers of Plywood Into a Museum-Grade Topographic Map You Can Touch

A Seattle museum needed a topographic map visitors could put their hands on. So we built one — 17 layers of plywood, direct-printed, hand-assembled, and tough enough to take daily public interaction. Here’s how.
How Brooks Keeps Its Seattle Flagship Feeling New, Quarter After Quarter, for 12 Years Running

Same store, same square footage, mostly the same fixtures — and somehow it never feels the same twice. Inside the 12-year partnership behind Brooks Trailhead, and the playbook that turns every fixture, column, and corner into a campaign surface.
Ever Wonder What It Takes to Build a Hands-On Fashion Exhibit… Inside an Aviation Museum?

Runway to Runway at the Museum of Flight isn’t your average temporary exhibit. It’s 100+ artifacts spanning nearly a century of flight attendant fashion, fully bilingual in English and Spanish, packed with interactives visitors are meant to touch — and built to look just as sharp ten months in. Here’s what it took to bring it all to life.
Inside a Successful 623-Package, 89-Store Rollout for One of the Nation’s Most Iconic Retailers

A national retailer with a locked ship date. A print partner who started building before the art existed. Here’s how an 89-store, 623-package beauty rollout hit every door in seven days — and why shared commitment, not extra lead time, is what makes tight timelines actually work.
From Concept to Game Day: How SuperGraphics Created a Locker Room Worthy of the University of Montana Lady Griz Legacy

The University of Montana Lady Griz have the legacy, the championships, and the fanbase. Now they have a locker room facility to match. Here’s how the full buildout came together — concept, fabrication, and install — inside an active construction site, on a one-week timeline.
How an Iconic Retailer Boosted Holiday Sales by 6-8% Across 11 Stores with One of Their Biggest and Boldest Exterior Campaigns Ever

An iconic retailer launched one of their boldest holiday storefront campaigns ever across 11 locations, featuring oversized 3D gift displays, massive exterior banners, and high-impact seasonal graphics. Backed by detailed engineering, site surveys, and safety-first installation planning, the rollout delivered a seamless execution and helped drive a 6–8% lift in store sales.
How One Iconic Multi-Door Retailer Runs High-Velocity Beauty Campaigns With Zero Room for Error

A behind-the-scenes look at how one iconic multi-door retailer manages fast-moving, high-volume beauty campaigns with shifting timelines, strict brand accuracy, and no room for error — and the system that keeps every rollout on time and on point across the country.
UW ICA Basketball Facility Branding

A trusted partner to UW Athletics for over 20 years, SuperGraphics delivered a full environmental graphics package for the ICA basketball facility renovation. Working alongside Gallagher and Mortenson Construction, our team engineered, produced, and installed murals, fabric graphics, painted art, and large-scale wall coverings across 36,000 square feet — creating a unified, high-performance environment that reflects the pride and identity of Husky basketball.
City of Seattle Mayor’s Office

Branded wall graphics and dimensional signage designed for the Seattle Mayor’s Office—perfect for conferences and press events.