Abstract: A mountable signage enclosure for encasing a graphic media comprising a frame being generally elliptic or having a substantially aerodynamic edge, an encasement for protectively displaying the graphic media through a clear covering through a front side of the mountable signage enclosure and allowing the exchange of the graphic media, a plurality of light emitting diodes perimetrically positioned to illuminate the encasement and the graphic media inserted therein, a power source for providing power to the light emitting diodes, a plurality of suction cups fixed to a back side of the mountable signage enclosure enabling the fixing of the mountable signage enclosure on a smooth surface; and optionally comprising a photovoltaic charging means providing an electric current for charging the power source. The mountable signage enclosure provides a stand-alone illuminated sign that can be easily installed in a variety of configurations, while allowing the quick exchange of the signage.

Abstract: Apparatus for producing a continuous animated display of one or more images within a single display frame space utilizing sequenced illumination patterns or arrays of groups of optical fibers for illuminating each of a plurality of sub-frame images in a pre-programmed, timed sequence to achieve one or more animation techniques imparting continuous animated motion to the one or more images for producing the desired animated motion on a planar surface.

Abstract: A fabric illuminated by the outer ends of a large number of optical fibers associated with the outer surface of the fiber in a manner to form an illuminated changing display of several figures. The fibers extend along the inner surface of the fabric, and the inner ends of a plurality of fibers are gathered into several bundles each of which engages a connector housing having a plurality of light sources. The light sources connect with a power source and an electronic control device which sequentially causes each light source to be activated in a programmed manner. Each illuminated light source emits light to the inner ends of fibers of the light sources associated bundle of fibers. The light travels through each fiber of the bundle to the outer ends of the fibers thereof where the light is emitted sequentially with the light from the ends of fibers of other bundles in the manner programmed by the electronic control device to form an illuminted changing decorative display of several figures.