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I asked my business partner if she saw the same thing... she giGGled and said yes... fuGGers! Don't you know I'm a delicate flower!

The bear body I just drew from a few images but sorta based on the California flag, originally I showed it on this thread... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?124036-New-logo-ideas-for-critique! The bear head is original after overdoing it with the bear body, but I was inspired...

Muggle!

After looking at your starting a business thread... I was bored (and inspired) and thought I would play with it a little more...

We got a live one! There is a new member welcome forum here (some if us refer to it when answering questions so there is no need to re-type everything): http://www.signs101.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?232-New-Member-Welcome It actually helps to know a little bit to know how to answer a...

I didn't see an introduction, so I don't know your experience... Do you have a portfolio? What is the quality of your design work?

I think #19 is looking pretty good, I would make the area for "signs, banners and wraps" completely round... these are leftover ideas from the last bear themed thread and added your name for poops and giggles... being in California, the bear is an iconic symbol and sticks in your head...

Do you have any other ideas?

What kind of sign is it? Is this a traffic sign? Being slapped on a vehicle? Is there some code attached to this sign type? What type of reflective? (engineer grade or retroreflective) How close do you really have to get? ---- Or find a vendor with a Matan DTS printer

It communicates, but the design sucks BECAUSE the fundamentals were ignored...

Baaah, that's a muggle school... or Mcdonalds of design except the fries suck, anyone serious about design does not usually go to a place like that... the guy is obviously a charlatan...

The way the sign code reads, it looks like they measure the farthest points using only a rectangle, circle or triangle. I scaled out the drawing using the door. Seems like if you want to keep your logo and info, the original design makes sense. Personally, I don't think the sign needs to be...

First thing I see is... This place has a history, seems like no one is respecting that... I look at old images of this place and it had some decent signage for the time. Then for some reason, it ends up like that mess... this sign is huge for that kind of ugly. If I were you, watch this video...

Anything to try to fix this layout would be like polishing a turd, the whole thing needs to be redone...

Oooops, I forgot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgdAyRRDuuA http://weidnerca.com/services/design-build-collaboration/

Welcome to Signs101... 3 shops in two years... yikes! That's a lot of bouncing around (okay I did it too) I'm assuming they are architectural sign shops, I can probably name 5 in the North County area that would be great on a resume. Pretty sure I know where you work... not a bad gig. Why not...

I agree with Easy... The issue I see is that sign is too low. Anything protruding 4"+ below 6'-8" is pretty much a no-no

At some point, small and deep letters look porky when viewing at angles. The "EST" and "2014" might be hard to read or impossible to read unless viewing it dead on or at only the slightest angle... Making the logo 1/4" is not enough dimension to make it interesting or not enough impact for the...

If I had it my way, everything would be circles!!!!!

Okay better not trust my gut, trust J. Hills... had to draw it out and his recommendation balances out a lot better...