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check with Hanson Signs c.aversa@hansonsign.com to see what they can do. they are in Falconer, NY

just noticed this. if you use both the phone logos and wording, make sure the logo is next to the correct wording as it looks strange and really off to have the wrong logo next to the wording. can you use just the list of phone companies or jut the logos? it would be better

the one on the right looks better. I hated the slanted letters rotated as they looked off. much better to just rotate. like the dotted background being the break lien between copy, that looks nice and makes it easier to read

have to ask, what does the customer think of this horrid pile of crap? they paid $70 for that? I feel so bad for them. there is nothing to fix with this "logo". there's not fixing that poorly put together frame to make it better. there's no fixing the three butt cheeks and why, oh why did...

fonts are pretty bad as they are hard to read. the five star service is odd. is that something that is common over there to have on a sign shop logo? if not it sounds like a hotel or restaurant

www.computerrefurb.com is where I got my laptop really cheap. it works great and I will be using them to when I need a new one. they are used and refurbished some a lease returns. can't hurt to take a look to see what they have

agree. "bright lime green" is a term a customer off the street if allowed to use but not a sign company. he needs to spec his own work

I like it without the artificial crude added as it just clutters up a really nice design

just got my quotes from them and they aren't bad. I got for two types of profiles and one can hold up to .25" thick, the other .5" thick

I took another look online and entered snap frames for buses and was able to find a place that does them for moving vehicles called Letter Bank, www.letterbank.com not sure if they sell small qtys or not

problem with client liking the roots is they know what they are and why they are there. no on else has a clue why there are roots coming out from under a light blub. if you have the roots it has to make sense. making the blub look like a growing thing, maybe. it is hard to work in an element...

yes please get rid of the roots they are horrid. they may have a tagline but no need to act it out with a graphic. I do like the twirlly light bulb better

customer wants a snap frame like the MDI type that can hold a panel that can be changed. they are looking for size around 3' x 5'. is here such a thing? did a search online and am getting the banner type make your truck into a billboard but no snap frames. the truck isn't huge, it's a flower...

no no and no to the last one. that looks like a regular light bulb. since they go in and make the hone/business more environmentally sound, the light traditional light bulb would be the last thing they would have. I know they make LED blubs that look like that but no one thinks of that when...

so your buddy was trying to rip off a "designer" who had ripped off someone else? that original design was some kind of ugly. the guy with the one black leg looks like he is peeing on the pavement.

like you style! great before and afters as the befores are what most wouldn't consider awful like you normally see in a before/after sample. what makes it special is taking something that isn't bad and making it into something that is great. shows that there always is room to improve a logo

must have missed the ads. only brought it up as I had three of them and got to know the logo as it was on the steering wheel

looks nice

I like the shadowing in the logo but an wondering why you stretched the logo out and distorted it? other than that, it looks really nice. also what the heck kind of vinyl was used on the original sign that looks that horrid after only 2 years

I miss Gino. he might have ripped a few people but he also did give solid and good answers to questions.