LITTLE ELM, Texas — A sign and advertising franchise in Frisco is helping turn common, boring pieces of utility equipment into unique, colorful pieces of art.

Signarama in Frisco recently partnered with the Little Elm Independent School District for a project to design wraps for seven of Little Elm’s electrical boxes. Students of all ages were given the chance to draw up their designs for the boxes along Eldorado Parkway and the district would pick the winners.

Now drivers through the city’s Lakefront area can see vibrant canvases instead of big, clunky, green boxes.
Signarama Frisco’s owner Stephanie Cunningham said they previously did a similar project with the city of Lewisville and hope to continue partnering with nearby cities. She wants to even expand the project to include art designs from not only school district but possibly retirement homes and other communities.