Boat Transom

[MightyFine]

This is a job I completed this week. This is awl grip paint an hand laid & spun gold leaf.
The boat is a 65' Viking sport fisher. The transom was approx 14' wide.

 

[JBusch260]

Nice work! Looks very sharp.

 

[Jillbeans]

Nice clean work.
Love....Jill

 

[OldPaint]

some still can do fantastic work................in this day that job should be above the $3-500.00 range, we dont get many of those with all the quick, fast and cheap places.

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

A great relief to see such nice work, good going

 

[neato]

Wow, nice to see a sign company putting design first!

I hope you don't mind me posting this, your work is great...

http://www.mightyfinesign.com/

 

[Billct2]

Beautiful work. Love the stuff on your website.
I have one minor crit...the kerning of the hailport.

 

[J Hill Designs]

some still can do fantastic work................in this day that job should be above the $3-500.00 range, we dont get many of those with all the quick, fast and cheap places.

I would think waaay above $500 for 12' of hand-spun gold

 

[OldPaint]

well iam on the low end.....but a $500.00(or better) boat lettering job.....are few and far between with the fast, cheap &quick crowd of today.
now that you mentioned the KERNING.... HIL should have a little more space on both sides of the I... but then the picture is not taken from straight on view.......may be optical illusion of camera angle.

 

[MightyFine]

Hi All
Thanks for the compliments. In this case I did not design the lettering. It came from another designer. The kerning on the hailing port is definitely off. I brought this to the attention of the captain- however he wanted to keep it "as-is" since they already had it in use on other items such as tshirts etc…. So I had to take orders.

Pricing is well above $500. That is more like what guys are getting for gold vinyl on boats in my area. This particular job was in the $2,500 range.

 

[Rick]

Your website was a treat to see... as well as your art site and wives photography...

(...reminds me, we better work on ours)