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Graphic Communications is a local, downtown Olympia business dedicated to affordable quality and old-fashioned, dependable service. Our success is tied to your success, so we're devoted to making you look great. Customer service and satisfaction is our highest priority. Owner Doug Souliere inherited his passion for printing from his father.

Doug's attention to detail and commitment to affordable quality has enabled Graphic Communications to grow and evolve for decades. Let us help you make your best impression with offset or digital printing in full-color, two-color, or single color printing.
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Graphic Communications has been providing high-quality print-related services to the south Puget Sound region since 1984. Personalized service, high-quality offset and digital printing and a quick-turnaround are what our customers expect. These are the same standards we require of ourselves; making you look your best makes us look our best.
Offset printing
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At Graphic Communications, our Heidelberg presses consistently produce extremely accurate, sharp, and high quality images and type. Full and two-color newsletters, booklets, letterhead, business cards, training materials, invitations, forms, and envelopes can be quickly produced. Reprinting is simple. We save your electronic file, films and, most often, plates. With offset printing, the more you order, the less you pay per piece.
Digital printing
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Our digital press can print on just about any type of stock at sizes up to 13 x 19 inches. From glossy cover stock to uncoated labels, we can produce a 12.875 x 18.875 inch image that meets stringent printing standards. Our digital press has variable-data features that allows you to create unique, personalized printed pieces that are merged seamlessly with your mailing list.
GicleƩ fine art prints
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Giclee (pronounced "zhee-clay"), is the process of making archival-quality, fine art prints from a digital source using ink-jet printing. The word "giclee" is derived from the French word "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray". The word Giclee was coined in 1991 by Jack Duganne, a printmaker.
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