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Ooo I love this topic. "Wood" signs look lovely, and they're always a pain. We've done the whole gambit - - Actual Wood - (exterior/pressure treated) - This can go fine, there are plenty of signs that do use real wood. I HATE using it. but that is at least 50% because I am a designer and a sign...

Try Komorebi

the two Fs being different makes me wonder if this was not a font but hand drawn. Varelmo is similar but missing the rounded corners

Client provided the drawings, and yes we're responsible for ensuring code compliance for anything we produce. We wont be making this as shown, but I thought I was a funny anomaly. We get them from time to time especially when clients feel like they can do signage design by themselves to save...

*not extremely helpful* but we made one of these in the past, the slats were just milled acrylic because we had the same issue finding an extrusion.

good point, I guess if a blind person, who needed to use the wheelchair ramp, happened to wander directly into this one sign, then it might be helpful.

sure, but generally they are not allowed to drive?

oh I have no issue with that, it's the braille that I'm a bit confused about.

I'm struggling to even picture the scenario here... (to be clear it's the braille that confuses me, not the sign content)

Went from a 2 person design department to managing 5 other designers over the last ~15 years, here's my 2c While you're small/if you are sticking with 1-2 people, go with the personal license (but the business should be paying for them) Sign up for both (or at least the one you need to add) with...

Also the artist that designed it draws these out by hand you can see it in their other work https://99designs.com/profiles/gam21?page=2

I've had to patiently explain this to clients SO MANY TIMES. We had a very large property management/development company decide they wanted to design everything "in house" with their brand-new graphics team. They have sent us Pool Rules signs with braille on 3 sperate properties now. I don't...

Not printing on the photopolymer sheets, this was just talking about printing on the negative films. And yeah, the braille is still sharp, the "recommendation" from the manufactures is just to paint it over and over to "round the edges". We've never been flagged for it, but in more strict areas...

Canon IPF 9400, we have two in house for running regular color prints and it seems to work fine for the films. We're going to test with our latex and UV printers too to try and see if there is any difference.

What material is the desk? (wood, stone, painted) If it's stone then VHB/Silicone is a decent option, they will hold up quite a bit of weight and while a pain to the remove, if done carefully wouldn't result in any damage.

I know there aren't a lot of photopolymer producers on this site but still figured this was worth sharing. So our company originally got into photopolymer sign making via Jet USA (a company that I don't believe exists anymore) at that time we were told that films for developing photopolymer had...

these are both close but I don't think either is right https://creativemarket.com/IM.Studio96/16530521-Andesta https://www.ffonts.net/bellania1.font.download

For the record, they've decided to fix this because enough people complained about it. According to the reps I talked to they removed the feature because it was "too dated" There is also a serious glitch with the braille in Flexi 24 - if you ask a rep they will give you a copy of 22 to use until...

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