LIVERPOOL Signmakers Graffiti Signworks


– corporate re-branding and individual style


Keith Francis set up Graffiti Signworks in 1988. One of the first projects the company did was the backdrop in the video of Liverpool FC’s “Anfield Rap” and while not all Graffiti Signworks’ projects since have been quite that prestigious, the company works for all types of businesses, including household names. Keith was trained as a poster/sign writer in the 1970s and


tries to keep that individual flair in everything Graffiti Signworks produces. “We specialise in designing logos but also do shop fronts,


illuminated signage, folded panels, banners, wide format printing, vehicle liveries, even hand lettering on giant tankers,” says Keith. “Our customers can be anything from the local butcher to nationwide retail outlets and the likes of Mersey Docks and Harbour Company or Rolls Royce.”


Recently Graffiti Signworks completed re-branding of 110


shops for Farmfoods, the frozen food specialists, on outlets from Nottingham to Newcastle. The project included production and installation of all exterior signage and creating the large printed images on store windows that has become synonymous with Farmfoods shops. “The recession has really made us sharpen our pencils and


watch all our costs, but we have a small but very good team here and are getting through. We recently purchased a Roland SolJet Pro III XC-540, an integrated print and cut machine for high-volume production of top quality indoor and outdoor signage, and this is helping us work even more efficiently,” says Keith. “Our plans for the future include a new flat bed router and a move to bigger premises in the Merseyside area.” Go to www.graffitisignworks.co.uk or telephone 0151 933 2906 for further information.


42 Sign Update ISSUE 126 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2011


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