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Founded in 1993, Vision International is celebrating its 10th year as one of the world’s leading large-format imaging companies. An innovator in XXL printing technology, Vision’s president, Tim Fullmer, established the company to further the technological development of proprietary XXL format printing machines and products. Tim worked with a team of experts at Vision to refine and advance digital printing technologies, increasing the sharpness of the graphic images and precision of the color reproduction.

These improvements reflected the foundation of Vision’s commitment to meeting client needs for the highest resolution, and most durable XXL printed images. In September 2000, Vision dramatically increased the company's technology and production capabilities by installing two, state-of-the-art VUTEk UltraVu 5300 digital printing systems.

Today, more than two dozen digital presses manage an increasing volume of projects and enable Vision to address a wide variety of client printing needs while maintaining the quickest turnaround times in the industry. Vision’s proprietary customized applications, including the Color Electronic Prep System (CEPS), provide scanning, assembling and digital enhancement capabilities that allow for the efficient production of precise, high-quality XXL graphic images.

Since 1993, Vision has grown from its original 16,000 square-foot facility and 12 employees to a state-of-the-art, 70,000 square-foot headquarters. More than 60 technologically superior artisans and support staff are currently employed at this cutting-edge facility, which includes 20,000 square feet of dedicated printing facilities complete with color-correct lighting.

As the company reaches its 10th anniversary milestone, it is considered one of the top five billboard graphic suppliers in the United States, and is known for providing superior customer service, a variety of high-resolution, quality products used in fleet, transit, events, wallscapes, building wraps, and visual merchandising.