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what kind of letter is that? cast or flat? what size letter? did you scale up the photo to get a rough idea of the stroke? you could also send it to Gemini and ask them

yep that's the experience I was referring to. I don't remember all the details of it but it was why I removed my personal info

several years ago, I had my full name, location and company info out in the open as I stand behind anything I do or say in real life or online. a member, a person I might add who still is a member here contacted another member's customer not trying to steal work but just being an a$$. I was in...

draw a box, add some guide lines, add some nodes and pull the top up and the rest.

I've seen some really horrid stuff come from old timey sign painters who have been in the biz since 1804 as well as crap from computer age 4 year degree people. it all comes down to talent. either you have it or you don't.

grocery store is my favorite for color and style ideas too.

trade mags like Sign Craft

you can draw "Marlene's World" any time you want and I won't get all fussy pants and cry like a little girl until it is removed

John draws cartoons of me all the time and I never have been offended. don't know what he had taken down but pretty sure it wasn't so bad that it made people's heads explode

some times it is just a little bad kerning that makes it clear some one skipped school the day they taught this. this is one of my cringe worthy designer produced logos I have to work with. the Your is just part of the logo but the kerning between the "Y" and the "o" is where you really see a...

it depends where you are using this sign. as an interior sign or one just outside the door with other signs to ID the business, no need for in your face contrast. if it is all they have and will be used something like what John showed, then it needs contrast to be seen. where and how a sign...

I wouldn't use 3mm outdoors unless it is a temp sign. not sure if others will agree or not, but I've seen it crack and break.

love the look of these signs. very nice! thanks for posting the signs installed

I like the idea of this design and the colors. the main lettering could have been pushed up more towards the top so the banner swooped under the lettering and not over it or just barely over it. I like the feel of it as I would buy a pie here as it looks like it might be baked by someone's...

always sad to hear one our own has passed.

welcome to the site

O too would like to see them installed. they look really nice

nice looking

thanks, I thought it was just a P on blue too but the customer said the "new" parking signs have the "P" in a circle but not sure about that as we don't deal with this type of sign very often

is the current symbol being used for public parking just a big "P" white on blue or is it a big "P" in a circle white on blue?