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I'll just do a few pokes with a sharp stick :ROFLMAO: None of those look much like a logo, and a logo should never have a ton of bullet points and a phone number too. Of your attempts, the bottom has the most potential, but the colors are too colorful :smile: and the "Signs" lettering looks...

Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. That refers to a dog licking itself, but also water droplets and mediocre typography. Your bizname is very vague to start with. The "stuff" you've put into that wrap, as others have said, make me think of a refreshing can of cold beer or a dip...

The kids will get over it. But they sure as heck won't get into his vehicle.

It depends. If I do end up taking the job, I never show anyone. If they are a pain to work with, I can smell that before I quote, and I quote very high. That relieves the sting of rejection. If they are really a jerk, I tell them I am too busy and refer them to the lowballers. Every once in...

I just finished a month as a temp in a bleach factory. They just use printed paper labels applied with like an old-fashioned hot glue which melts in a tank. Even for pool shock. For laundry detergent, they use adhesive backed printed labels, but those bottles were ran through a flame treater...

Yup I would print FORTY childrens' hand in rude gestures, stick them on the van in the night, and write it off as a lesson learned. I'd also add in a few scary monster faces and other things that would make kids cry. :Big Laugh NEVER even turn on your computer without a deposit, even for...

Sounds like the d!ckhead lowballer from my county must have moved East. Remember, he would do a 4'x8' d/s alumalite, installed, for $250. And as for people shopping prices, many do it regardless of what you quote. This is exactly why signs are now my "hobby". Love....Jill

I think your guy looks fine. He could do with some etched-look shading. The typography, as has been said, is kind of iffy to me. What Maniac did, by incorporating the guy as an icon in the centerpiece of a shaped sign, would be the way to go. Love....Jill

RJ, no offense, but that looks like an autopsied ribcage revealing the lungs.

Wow. You made him a nice gourmet dinner. He made you add Stove Top Stuffing to it. Now he's serving up last week's leftovers. Some people are c*nts. Love....Jill

I agree about the need of something smooth behind the logo, as has been suggested. Also agree with website vs. phone number. What bugs the hell out of me in your logo is that Pro looks really awkward. I dislike the large P because it makes the RO look weird and kinda smashy/disproportionate...

It also has a modern, almost graceful feel to it. I didn't see the wineglass! Very clever. Sometimes people want you to blend a lot of elements into something with disasterous results, but this is nice. Love....Jill

Thank you. Close is good enough as this will be hand-painted. :smile: Any ideas on the bottom font? I was thinking Tiffany-ish or something.

If memory serves, my good friend (and 101 member) Karyn Bush had a nightmare with Precision Board primer bubbling up after installing a very pricey routed sign, and she had to strip it and repaint. I think I'd opt for the Zinsser. Love....Jill

It's still better than what I've been doing for 3 weeks, temping at a bleach factory for $9/hr graveyard shift 10 hours a night! Love....Jill

Whut the heyull are these things? :thankyou::signs101: Love....Jill

Hello from 20 miles north. I was born in Pittsburgh and this is my 30th year in the trade, which has been on the downslide these past 8 years or so. I am gradually switching to small custom painted signs and logo design only. Signs will be merely a hobby. I'm hosting the Walldog meet in Butler...

I had a land line for the first 25 years here. It was nice because you got a free local YP listing too. I always thought a land line looked better to a client than a cell phone, but now everyone uses their cell, so I think that's a moot point. My house is for sale and I disconnected the land...

Bottom left, city name in Chesham. It's inappropriate to use two different scripts in the same layout.

Looks good to me. I like the distressed effect you achieved on the lettering! Love....Jill