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ugly expensive job...
- Thread starter nashvillesigns
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ChicagoGraphics
New Member
You installed that?
Shadowglen
New Member
I do see crooked letters but that really is not a typo. It looks funny but it is the actual medical spelling.
IGD
New Member
lol I was wondering the sameWhat is sports medicine? Steroids?
Moze
Active Member
401Graphics
New Member
that "P" is definitely crooked
visual800
Active Member
things about this that tick me off other than its crooked. White letter son a lite colored building, and the font is waaay to bold for the business and its crooked
It would cost alot for me to straighten that up, look on the side of those cans and tell us who did those damn things
It would cost alot for me to straighten that up, look on the side of those cans and tell us who did those damn things
Haakon
New Member
Hard to tell from the picture, but one possible reason might be this:
One building we installed some dimensional signs to was made of concrete elements with small rocks/gravel/pebbles (don't know the right word) embedded in the fascia. So we had to chisel out the rocks where the holes and pins would go, if the mounting placement interfered with the hard rocks. The shortcut version is to just drill the hole next to the rocks, making the holes randomly askew.
Took a good deal of time to chisel out the rocks since half of them were embedded into the concrete, but we had to do it to make it right. Looks like they did not bother here (if the situation is the same).
One building we installed some dimensional signs to was made of concrete elements with small rocks/gravel/pebbles (don't know the right word) embedded in the fascia. So we had to chisel out the rocks where the holes and pins would go, if the mounting placement interfered with the hard rocks. The shortcut version is to just drill the hole next to the rocks, making the holes randomly askew.
Took a good deal of time to chisel out the rocks since half of them were embedded into the concrete, but we had to do it to make it right. Looks like they did not bother here (if the situation is the same).
Gino
Premium Subscriber
The ‘P’ is one of many. The ’O’ in front of it is too high along with the ‘C’ at the end. ‘SPORTS’ is all screwed up [and down]. It’s also slanting down than up on the ‘S’. ‘C’ in medicine is high. The ‘&’ is crooked. Even the ‘1’ is crooked.
This actually looks like someone completely new at installation installed this which had no business doing installations. I’m sure the installer was brought back to fix all of this. I’d never pay a penny for something that horrid.
This actually looks like someone completely new at installation installed this which had no business doing installations. I’m sure the installer was brought back to fix all of this. I’d never pay a penny for something that horrid.
idsignsil
New Member
Yes this installation is very bad, but lets go back to the design phase.
Helvetica Black - to bold for that many letters / maybe not if the kerning was better, i.e. see my next point.
Kerning - what kerning - look at the last few letters of SPORTS and compare that to the crooked P that looks like there was not enough room so they had to install it crooked.
Colors - Visual800 has already mentioned the white letters on a lite colored building. Why not go black and use day/night perf so they light white at night.
Being a designer that also does some of the installation, I must say that the designer did not help one bit in this mess. And it looks like the installer just did not care.
Helvetica Black - to bold for that many letters / maybe not if the kerning was better, i.e. see my next point.
Kerning - what kerning - look at the last few letters of SPORTS and compare that to the crooked P that looks like there was not enough room so they had to install it crooked.
Colors - Visual800 has already mentioned the white letters on a lite colored building. Why not go black and use day/night perf so they light white at night.
Being a designer that also does some of the installation, I must say that the designer did not help one bit in this mess. And it looks like the installer just did not care.
nashvillesigns
Making America great, one sign at a time.
i agree with EVERYONE, here. (no i did not install this "frankenchannel")
i am convinced that the installer decided NOT to opt with the
"would you like a $50.00 pounce pattern with this $12,000.00 order?" the sales person asked.
"nah, gonna smoke some **** and EYEball that...." it replied..
crikey!
i am convinced that the installer decided NOT to opt with the
"would you like a $50.00 pounce pattern with this $12,000.00 order?" the sales person asked.
"nah, gonna smoke some **** and EYEball that...." it replied..
crikey!
