Digital imaging the 21st century is light years away from 1975 when Andrés started as The Foto Lab, a custom-photo lab servicing top advertising agencies and large corporations. When company founder André Schellenberg passed away in 1994, Rick Cappelletti took over, and in the tradition of Schellenberg steered it to become one of the country’s leading producers of large-format digital photo and inkjet prints.

Big color always was a focus for Andrés, and in the early 90s was one of the first in the country to sphere head wide-format digital display printing. Today, the company has grown exponentially producing super-sized graphics and creative signage for some of the leading retail chains. Servicing more than 1,000 retail outlets required expanding the size of the facility for more production equipment and warehousing. In 2001, Andrés Imaging moved to a 4,181-square-meter (45,000-square-foot) building in West Town, and in 2007 acquired an additional 6,317-square-meter (68,000-square-foot) building. Cappelletti believes static graphics and signage will exist together, and Andrés Imaging will always grow with technology, including LED signage.