A decorative signpost with the word "Clovis" vertically written, a horse emblem at the base, and the establishment year 1912 at the bottom, set against a cloudy sky background.

Clovis has long promoted its identity as the “Gateway to the Sierras,” with a century-old rodeo tradition and a charming historic Old Town filled with shops, restaurants, and community gathering places. As the city has grown, so too has its investment in parks and a popular network of trails that connect residents and visitors to the surrounding landscape. Graphic Solutions developed citywide entry signage that reflects Clovis’ distinctive character and collaborated with KTUA to create a “Trails Resource Guide” to help shape future trail development, including a cohesive trail signage system that complements the city’s new entry signs and strengthens Clovis’ identity from gateway to trailhead.

Client City of Clovis

Services Concept Design, Construction Documents, Construction Administration

A street scene featuring a tall, vertical sign with the words 'CLOVIS' and a crest with a horse, established in 1912, on a brick and concrete base. Pedestrians and a car are visible in the background.
A tall wooden signpost with the word 'CLOVIS' written vertically and a small cowboy riding a bucking horse at the bottom, with the establishment year 1912, on a sidewalk with pedestrians and a car in the background.