Few forms of graphic design stand out like dimensional signage. Advancements in today's 3-D signs allow you to go beyond plain fabricated letters and give signs even more versatility and visual appeal.

• LED lighting - Because they run cool, LED lights let you easily accent plastic, high-density urethane foam and other composite materials. They give you more design flexibility than neon ever could. As a plus, they're low voltage, so they'll also help keep your power bill down. 

Dimensional signage includes examples such as these outdoor illuminated signs.

• Electronic message centers (EMCs) - One of the most flexible types of digital signage, ECMs can store dozens of messages and display them for varying lengths of time. Unlike reader boards, they don't have to be manually updated, so you save on labor costs. Another advantage is automatic dimming and focusing based on visibility conditions.
• Digital printing and custom films - The intricate designs and color combinations possible with digital printing can really make your design pop. To add even more depth to your dimensional signage, try one of the new textured laminates with the feel of etched glass, wood grain or brushed steel.

Digital printing can create the 3-Dimensional look of dimensional signage.

• Faux stone - The classic look of stone lends an air of reliability to your business, and unlike real stone faux stone signs made of foam composites are faster to manufacture, simpler to install and easier to transport. 

This faux stone sign for an animal hospital is sturdy but simple to install.

• Portable signage - Stone, brick and metal signs may look good, but they're inconvenient if you move often. A mobile or temporary sign mounted on a frame or trailer is easy to take with you. These signs are also relatively inexpensive to replace with a new design.

Advancements like LED lights, custom films and faux stone, make today's dimensional signage even more striking than they were just a few years ago. If you want a 3-D sign that helps your business stand out from the crowd, contact us at 12-Point SignWorks.