Evolution of a sign

[SignManiac]

About twenty years ago, I painted a sign for a local RV park, the first photo. Ten years later a new owner took it over and wanted a fresh new sign, the second photo. Last year it was bought by another new owner and they wanted to give it a new name, third photo.

Thought it would be interesting to see the same business change over the last twenty years and the direction I took with each owner. Just a crazy thought I wanted to share.

 

[Gino]

 

[rjssigns]

Neat to see the evolution and what was "in" at the time.

 

[graphicwarning]

That's interesting to see the signs change over time!

 

[visual800]

 

[FatCat]

Curious to know about the first version you did, was it painted, vinyl or a mix of both?

 

[GAC05]

So when you did the first one you couldn't park your RV there ....... now you can?

Nice work - good to see a long term customer, even with a change of ownership.

wayne k
guam usa

 

[SignManiac]

Curious to know about the first version you did, was it painted, vinyl or a mix of both?

Both, hand painted and some vinyl.

 

[StudioSignsInc]

Love the design of the 3rd pic (Zephyr Palms).

 

[jen.reelez]

It's amazing to see the transformation of fonts, colors and design, nice transition! :Big Laugh

 

[Z SIGNS]

Nice clean signwork

 

[SignManiac]

Nice clean signwork

Thanks Z, it's taken many years to realize less is more and that an illegible sign is an ineffective sign.

 

[Z SIGNS]

Thanks Z, it's taken many years to realize less is more and that an illegible sign is an ineffective sign.

Looks like you had that figured out a long time ago.
Your round 1 is an example