Contrary to popular current belief, banners aren’t just for advertising on other websites or for the top of facebook, twitter, or other social media sites. Banners have their place in the real world as well. You’ll find them in tradeshow booths, hanging from buildings or in their lobby, gymnasium walls, outer fences at ball games, dasher boards at hockey arenas, stuck in the grass along the street and competition finish lines.
Banners come in all sizes, orientations and materials. You’ll find them made out of silkscreened fabric as well as printed or cut out of vinyl. Over the years we’ve produced tall ones, short ones, fat ones, skinny ones, fabric ones, vinyl ones, three-sided ones, even lenticular ones (curious what that is, ask us!). They’re not only an art form, there’s a science to their design – for example…
Question: On a vertical banner should the type read from top down or bottom up?
Answer: It can depend on where and how it’ll be used as well as the material is made of. But then, that’s why you’d hire us to design one for you.
Here are just two recent ones designed for Athletic Mentors & Team OAM Now.
Zylstra Medical Supply was interested is updating its brand and increasing awareness in the marketplace. To help achieve his goals, Brian came to the Imagination Factory.
Not your typical company brochure, but still services that you’ll be thankful to be aware of if/when you need it. Heaven at Home is an in-home hospice service that attends to companion animals in need of aid during end of life transition. They recognize how difficult of a time this is for both you and your pet. Heaven at Home aims to minimize pain and suffering both physically and emotionally for your pet and their loved ones.
Kathy Barry is the owner of Home Life Interiors. Her goal in designing the interior of a home is to create a setting where each person entering the home environment will feel a sense of welcome and rest. She believes that a home should express the dreams and vision of the owner, not the designer. Her job as a designer is to discover your own vision, needs, and priorities, and then bring them into reality. 
Recent start-up practice, Integrative Health Consultants, sought business mentoring assistance from SCORE. 
After a review of area design firms, entrepreneurial parent company, ArborCon chose the Imagination Factory to develop the branding identity of their flagship product, TreeOps360. 
Local entrepreneurs had been developing a new product, had named it and had a marketing concept. To bring their ideas to fruition required an identity, so they came to the Imagination Factory to assist them. 
DTE needed to communicate its phased construction plans to the affected community. So they came to the Imagination Factory to see if we could take their map and clarify the locations and phases of the intended road closures.