Miller Imaging serving Austin since 1920

Since our beginning in 1920, we have been known for blueprints - That has never changed. Artwork – again, interesting how that has come full circle!

Miller Blueprint opened on Congress Avenue in 1920, when blueprints were a wet process. The prints literally hung over Congress Avenue on a clothesline! The second home of Miller Blueprint is this building located steps away from Congress Avenue on East 10th Street. We remained here until the 1969 move to 501 West 6th Street. (You may’ve seen the social post of the original neon sign with the woman briskly walking up the hill on 10th Steet in her plaid cape and heels – same building, different storefront!)

In this early version we evidently sold typewriters and later moved on to the Friden-Alcatel calculators… cutting edge 50-lb metal boxes with keys and handles to pull! This image made for a great Throw Back Thursday pic.

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 Featured Artist-Don Collins

Featured Artist-Don Collins was the artist of the Miller Blueprint calendar from it's point of inception, 1978, throughout his lifetime and even past. We believe we have produced the last Don Collin's calendar for 2026. Don lives in my heart as one who lived life fully, not wasting a minute. His last years (well into his 90s) was full of travel which included...

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 Dimensional Lettering

Dimensional lettering, wall vinyl, and foamboard prints made this wall into a mixed media showcase.
We love printing ideas that make a space feel complete.

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Imaging had its first ever Meet Miller Event. A time for our current clients and new clients to learn about all the services we can offer their companies. Led by Matt Recek and Myisha Doyle.
Held at @industrioushq with our food sponsor @duckdonuts !

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Miller Imaging exhibit at The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce - Cornerstone series - State of the City Luncheon

Miller Imaging and Exos IT proudly displayed our exhibit at The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce - Cornerstone series - State of the City Luncheon.
Need an eye-catching booth or custom table cover? Let Miller help you with your marketing materials.

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 Miller Imaging Featured Artist 

Jesse Sublett has been influential force in Austin culture since the late 1970s, when he was a founding member of The Skunks and The Violators, Austin’s first two punk bands. Many of the first punk gig flyers in Austin featured Jesse’s graphics, an outgrowth of his adolescent ambition to become a famous cartoonist and poet.

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Throwback Thursday: Unearthed this vintage advertisement from the early 1960's.  It's a fun reminder of how our messaging and design have evolved over the years, while our commitment to customer service remains unchanged. 

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