From the first logo sketch to the sign in the yard, WildChild handles design and printing in-house in Rigby, Idaho — so your brand looks consistent everywhere it shows up.
Real Estate SignageSigns, Banners & DisplaysGiclée & Fine Art PrintsLogo & Brand DesignDigital Business CardsEngraving, Swag & Stickers

Real Estate Signage
Durable, full-color signs that keep your listings and your brand in front of buyers. Every sign is printed in-house on vinyl, laminated, then mounted on rigid 3mm aluminum composite that stands up to Idaho weather and UV exposure.
- Listing signs & agent panels
- Riders, open house & directional signs
- A-frame and office signage
Signs, Banners & Displays
Get your business, event or storefront noticed. We produce eye-catching window graphics, plus large-format banners and display signage up to 52″ wide right here in East Idaho — vibrant, weather-resistant and made to last.
- Storefront window graphics & lettering
- Vinyl banners for events & storefronts
- Building, menu & A-frame signs
- Retail posters & displays


Giclée & Fine Art Prints
Near-perfect reproductions of your paintings, drawings and photography — color-matched and printed on premium, heavyweight materials so every copy feels like the original.
- Fine art canvas
- Premium matte & high-gloss papers
- Custom wallpaper & large-scale murals
Logo & Brand Design
Turning your vision into a cohesive, recognizable brand takes strategy. With 25 years of graphic design experience, we help you figure out who your market is, what your message is, and how to deliver it — then carry it from concept to print.
- Logo design
- Brand colors, fonts & style
- Business cards, signage & print collateral
How It Works
01
Tell us what you need
Send a quick request with what you’re looking for, sizes, quantities and your deadline.
02
Design & proof
We create or prep your artwork and send a proof so you can approve every detail before anything prints.
03
Print & pick up
Your order is printed and finished in-house in Rigby and ready for pickup or delivery.




