We already knew that 2013 was going to be an awesome year here at Visual Communications. We finished some spectacular projects, expanded our business, and exceeded our client’s expectations. But apparently we weren’t the only one who noticed. As if to drive the point home that 2

Wayfinding design specialists bring a new graphic designer onboard their skilled staff November 26, 2012 —Visual Communications, Inc. (VCI) is pleased to announce the recent hiring of their newest graphic designer, Noah Vetsch. With ten years of design experience under his belt, VCI l

The work we do here at Visual Communications is rewarding because we really feel like we’re helping people with the products and service we provide. And our recent project for Minnesota’s Hennepin County Medical Center is a perfect example of that. The hospital, which lies in the cong

We here at Visual Communications have a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. And we’re proud to announce what we consider to be the icing on the cake for a fantastic year in wayfinding design. Visual Communications has been awarded 1st place in the 2011 USSC Sign Design Competi

We here at Visual Communications are ecstatic over a very special project — the NorthPoint Health and Wellness center in Minneapolis Minnesota. This project is of extra importance due to the inclusion of Hablamos Juntos, a project focusing on servicing the linguistic needs in healthca

Great news—Recently Visual Communications was chosen to be featured in Graphic Design in Architecture, a wonderful book put out by Design Media Publishing Ltd that highlights the importance graphics play in the overall architecture of a given locale. The Project Visual Communications

Cheryl Long O’Donnell, and the Visual Communications team, was recently recognized by the Midway Chamber of Commerce for their volunteerism. This new award, the Midway on the Fairway ‘Lend a Hand’ award, recognizes hard working volunteers and will be given out each y

For well over a century, Skyline Parkway (or Rogers Boulevard, as it was originally known) has been a popular attraction for tourists and Duluth residents alike. All they have to do is find it — and try to stay on it. “It doesn’t always follow the main routes. It twists an

Congratulations to Allina United Hospital who just opened the Peter J. King Emergency Center through an extensive addition to the facility. Visual Communications designed the interior sign system throughout the hospital and are proud of the signs featured in this article.

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by Steve AustVisual Communications and Archetype sign help a community college celebrate its centennial From medieval times, when warring clans used animal blood and vegetable dyes to decorate flags before heading into battle, banners have served as a visual-communication. They’