Large-format printing on wood, aluminum, and acrylic for walls, lobbies, and public art.






Texas Hill Country bluebonnet landscape UV printed on an engineered stone paver
Printing onto a substrate is not the same as printing onto paper and mounting it. Direct UV printing onto wood keeps the grain visible through the image; onto aluminum it gives you an outdoor-durable panel; onto acrylic it can be layered for backlighting. Architects, designers, and artists come to us with photography, paintings, and installation concepts that need to live on a wall for years.
Paraphrased from real quote requests, with client details removed.
Five photographs printed onto large-scale wood panels (~3' x 7' each) for a new Austin corporate office.
36 x 72" aluminum panels at 1/8" thickness, one full-color and one black and white, bracket-mounted to a brick wall for public art.
A ~40 x 30" 5mm acrylic panel printed for backlighting, with material and lighting guidance included.
Custom UV print across 4' x 8' x 3/4" veneer-faced plywood panels for a university project through a design studio.
Send artwork at final size with resolution details, plus mounting context.
We advise on substrate, tiling strategy for oversized pieces, and finish/coating.
Small-scale proof on the same material so you can judge color on that surface.
Production, then coordinated pickup, delivery, or jobsite shipping.
Rates below assume 10+ units with standard logo or design elements.
10" x 10" panel
UV printed and laser cut to shape
$15 – $25 each
Design & prototyping
1–5 test runs, up to 2 hours of studio time
$50 – $100
Typical spend: Quoted per project — driven by substrate, panel count, and finishing. See the full rate card →
Beyond a single order — the arrangements that fit this kind of work.
Start with a handful of test pieces, iterate on material and finish, then scale into repeat batches with the same setup and the same tolerances.
Recurring runs at agreed rates with a saved setup, so reorders skip the setup step and go straight to production.
Single-pass print area is 13" x 16.5". Larger pieces are produced as tiled or multi-panel work, which is standard for architectural installations — we plan the seams with you.
UV-cured ink on aluminum with an appropriate clear coat is the right build for exterior work. We'll spec it for the exposure.
Yes, with crating arranged for large panels. Give us the address and install window in your request.
Aim for 150 DPI at final print size for large pieces viewed from a distance; 300 DPI for anything viewed up close.
You're selling faster than you can hand-cut and hand-paint. We take over production without touching your brand.
Test the idea with 5 pieces before you commit to 5,000. Then scale with the same shop and the same tolerances.
Your logo, permanently printed on the things people actually keep — bottles, coolers, notebooks, keychains, and plates.