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For the sign on the left, the customer brought in an old wooden sign and asked us to reproduce it. It's a good example of how we can make HDU look like driftwood. The difference is: the paint doesn't peel off, like it does from driftwood. The pelican is, once again, by Rich Storey.
"Captain Ron's" was built for a client's home bar. It's really not a large sign, but the pirate is so gnarly-looking, he definitely belongs on the website.

Thought you'd seen it all? Well here's a bear fishing from a canoe, and doing pretty well too. Again, based on our L5-20 shape and, again, made of HDU.

Most of these begin with a faxed sketch. It's usually not a good drawing, just something to give us an idea of what the client has in mind. Approximate dimensions, preferred colors, and contact information (email address) is included. We respond with a scale drawing and firm price quote.

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