Before & After

[laserman70]

Designed logos and re branded.
Still have one sign under Delli 31 sign saying hometown catering
Yes Delli is spelled Delli cause they wanted it. lol

 

[SignManiac]

Kind of hard to tell what's been done from the photos. Do you have any close up shots at all?

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

Has anything changed from the before and after? You need to zoom in on your photos.

 

[J Hill Designs]

um not sure what you guys are missing...new signs, painted fascia

but yes close ups of the design pls

 

[laserman70]

Here are some closeups

 

[Gino]

What the wall signs made of.

 

[laserman70]

What the wall signs made of.

They are made of polymetal...

 

[ddarlak]

an entire fascia to utilize and you put a unreadable logo above the door??

not liking the beers/beers of the world thing either....


sorry, just my .02 cents...

 

[SignManiac]

Although the print and install look fine, I'm not sure I would have used that particular layout for those given spaces. But... it is an improvement over the Honey Badger signs.

 

[oldgoatroper]

Honey Badger?

He don't care... he jus' takes what he wants................

 

[JKADesigns]

Nice job. Much better than the old ones, but the signs could be more readable, but that's up to the customer.

 

[laserman70]

We tried to keep it in the budget in which they had. More will be done when they have more funds to work with.
Huge awing covering the whole right half of the building for seating outside. Signs were placed where the customer and the architect wanted them.
Appreciate all the comments.

 

[ddarlak]

architect = signmans nightmare

 

[CanuckSigns]

architect = signmans nightmare

This.

The job looks good. On a side note, whenever I see a business spelling a common word wrong (Deli) I don't think it's clever or funny, I think some idiot spelled the word wrong on the sign.

 

[TammieH]

I think the signs look nice, but I am usually not to harsh with my criticisms. It is easy to be an arm chair quarterback and say "you should of...or I think..."

I started out as an apprentice sign painter back in 1977, one thing that has always stuck with me, a piece of advice from a couple old master sign writers..."Never criticize another sign painter's work, because over the years you will do some jobs that you are less proud of also."

It would wonderful if every client had deep pockets so that we could go wild, but most times, especially these days, budgets are very tight, so we do the best we can for our clients with what they have.

 

[Techman]

why ain't that truck lettered?
I couldn't be in the same parking lot with an unlettered truck.

 

[GAC05]

why ain't that truck lettered?
I couldn't be in the same parking lot with an unlettered truck.

Heh, I was noticing the toolbox(s) and rack setup in the truck myself.
Good stuff there.

wayne k
guam usa

 

[laserman70]

why ain't that truck lettered?
I couldn't be in the same parking lot with an unlettered truck.

Lol, thats his local handyman that does work for him.
Once again goes back to budget, he had him mount the poly signs to save money.