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Kanji pictograms are notorious for bad translations.
If possible, get an actual japanese person (a real live one!) to actually write it out, scan, and vectorize imo.
Figured more people'd come here than on yet another what the font this is...
Here ya go font finders!
What the font took a massive dump on finding this one.
From a sales perspective:
I'm (usually) thrilled to go out and talk to customers, and do a site survey. It gets me a face-to-face with a decision maker, and allows me to "show off".
I will straight up tell customers that "we're all the same, give or take 10% or so" and have told them "You...
The majority of sign guys I've met over the years are bitter, old and cranky. I'm bitter and cranky, still workin' on the old. I don't know what causes it but it sure is hilarious.
How's bout it?
Silicone indoors only.
Construction adhesive outdoors.
2-part epoxy for bronze plaques and exterior metal letters, with an hourglassed hole. (prevents hoodlums from yanking it and selling for scrap.
LMGTFY
Best way to go.
A plain banner will look like cr*p if not instantly then eventually. The frame also brings you return business - use it as a selling point.
Dibond will be in the (minimum if you wanna make money) 4k-6k range.
Customer loved the design. I did move the first "o" over a bit before sending it over.
The white lines are a bullsh** graphical representation of a lake, or whatever I have to say to sell a sign. I think I used the phrase "visual communication" 6 times yesterday. I'd much rather say "it...
It'll be machine shaped with hand details. Presenting this logo to the customer today for approval, but its a done deal. Their guidance on the design was - "Make it look pretty".
I took a 5 year break from this site, but remember some of your "critiques" Gino - I'll take the above gladly haha.
I think I did OK with this.
Open to critique (and compliments!)
Carved HDU sign, 1/2" raised letters and border, 108" wide...
Customer wanted a palm tree and a "lake".
Distressed font is doable with a 1/8" router bit.
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