Large-Format Storytelling Graphics for Tanks and Commercial Buildings
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Large EPICArt historical mural installed across the curved face of an industrial storage tank

Large-Format Storytelling Graphics

A large surface should do more than sit blank or carry a logo.

When scale, distance, shape, setting, and project roles are not addressed early, a promising visual idea can remain unused or stall before it becomes a qualified project.

  • The surface is large but visually unused.
  • The site does not communicate a memorable story.
  • The design is not planned for distance, shape, or setting.
  • The idea stalls because design and installation roles are unclear.

Start with a short conversation about the surface, location, story, timing, and known site conditions. Project Types moves to examples that may fit.

The storytelling opportunity

Turn the surface into a visible story that fits its scale and setting.

When the opportunity stays undefined, the surface remains unused, site conditions remain unknown, and the people needed for the next step stay disconnected.

The believable outcome is clear: a design planned for the real site, defined company roles, and a project path qualified before major commitments are made.

EPICArt mural being installed around a large white industrial storage tank

A qualified large-format graphic can use the whole surface to communicate a company, community, or place-based story.

Clear company roles

Three roles move one qualified opportunity toward a defined project path.

COMMUNICATION

Zebulun Crest

Clear communication keeps the client, design team, production team, and installation team aligned from the first conversation through the next defined step. Zebulun Crest serves as the communication bridge, helping clarify goals, surface questions early, coordinate conversations, and keep the project moving.

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Epic Art

Every entity has a story. Your visitors and customers want to see yours.

Let us visually pull on their heartstrings and inspire them to connect with you.

We're creative storytellers which began with the History Channel, producing award-winning documentaries and narratives that inform and inspire.

Our mission is to tell your story.

Installation

Carthey Installations

Carthey Installations is owned and operated by John Carthey, one of the original authors of the 3M vinyl decal instruction book. He has been in the graphics industry for 50+ years.

Production, materials, measurement, access, scheduling, approvals, warranties, contracting, and other site-specific responsibilities are confirmed only after the opportunity is qualified.

Project types

Start with the surface and the story it needs to carry.

We design, wrap, print, and install large EPICArt® images for the following:

EPICArt mural being installed around a large white industrial storage tank
Wide EPICArt historical graphic featuring riders and a Texas flag
Wide EPICArt museum storytelling graphic showing historical people and landscapes
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Water Storage Tanks

02

Petrochemical Tanks

03

Hotel & Convention Venues

04

Large Exterior Surfaces

05

Interior Surfaces for Public or Corporate Spaces

06

Municipal Packages

07

Museums & Performing Arts Organizations

08

Retail

A qualified path

Define the opportunity before making major commitments.

A useful first conversation starts with the surface, location, story, timing, available photos, and known site conditions.

The contact route starts a conversation; it does not complete a purchase or commit either party to a project.

Share the surface and story

Provide the organization, address, surface type, approximate size, visual goal, timing, photos, and known access limits.

Qualify the opportunity

Review the site, purpose, fit, known constraints, and people needed for the next conversation.

Define roles and the next action

Connect the qualified opportunity to the appropriate design and installation discussion before detailed commitments are made.

Frequently asked questions

Remove uncertainty before the project conversation.

What types of surfaces may be a fit?

Current approved categories include industrial storage tanks, building exteriors, corporate offices, interior walls, hotels, commercial environments, and other qualified large-format applications supported by verified work.

How does a project begin?

It begins with a short conversation about the organization, surface, location, story, timing, and known site conditions.

What information should we bring?

Bring the project address, surface type, approximate size, interior or exterior location, desired story, target timing, available photos, and known site-access limits.

How is the opportunity qualified?

Zebulun Crest reviews the organization, surface, location, purpose, timing, known constraints, and fit with the verified project team before detailed commitments are made.

What are the roles of Zebulun Crest, EPICArt, and Carthey Installations?

Zebulun Crest handles initial conversations and qualification. EPICArt provides the graphic-design role. Carthey Installations performs the installation work.

Which details depend on the actual site?

Production, materials, measurement, access, scheduling, approvals, warranties, contracting, pricing, payment, and other project responsibilities depend on the qualified surface and site.

Where can we see more project photos?

Review more verified design examples on the EPICArt portfolio website. Those images should not be treated as Zebulun Crest or Carthey Installations client claims.

What happens after the project is qualified?

The appropriate people review the project path, define responsibilities, and decide whether there is enough verified information to move toward scope, terms, and the next action.

Start the project conversation

Have a large surface and a story worth showing?

Start with a short conversation about the surface, location, story, timing, and known site conditions.

The contact route starts a qualification conversation. It does not complete a purchase or guarantee that the opportunity will become a project.