Featured Project: Fleet Skills Put to the Test
Seattle’s superGraphics was bought by a handful of the company’s employees late last year when its much-larger parent company put it up for sale.
This featured project comes to us from the Emerald City, Seattle, where a full-service sign, graphic design and wrap shop called superGraphics plies its trade. Until late last year the company had been owned by a Seattle manufacturing company called GM Nameplate, but when that company decided to sell superGraphics to focus on its core competencies, up stepped a group of four employees to buy the graphics firm: Reid Baker, Josh Carl, Rob Sullivan and Zac Thorpe. Here, the company’s fleet wrap skills are apparent with these multi-vehicle wraps for a Seattle coffee company.
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