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2021, an Andrew in the Council of Andrews told me about the site.

I'm pretty sure it is Shink. See if this works: https://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=shink&text=Facial

You know that was purely by default lol.

Name brand excel?? Sir this a sign company, not a regular business lol But yes, I will be just coping and pasting this logo over.

The actual logo has liquid being poured into the "U" of Liquor, so it shows movement. But they get this now, and at least you saw the "movement" of being swirled

So I think most of us that deal with the design side of the business are use to receiving crappy files, but I think I just hit a new level. I had a customer we worked with in the past that was not very fun to work with, tons of continual updates to the artwork, being compared apples to apples...

I knew I had seen it before, and since it was a script whatfontis has better tools to match it with, you can add those lines to break up the lettering before it searches.

It's Charlotte Southern. You just need to mess with the kerning. https://www.whatfontis.com/CF_Charlotte-Southern.font?text=Whisk

So are we still doing the contest?

That just hurts my eyes to look at! I am sorry you have to even deal with it lol.

But the question is; are you going to leave the wobbly lines, like the original?

As a designer, this just hurt my soul lol.

So I asked the head of our fabrication shop what he would do, even though I had my speculations already on how he would go about it. Frame it with 1-1/2" aluminum square tubing, then skin it with Dibond.

I went and found that font, just to so I have it. I do enjoy the subtle jokes of using certain fonts because of their name, for certain projects. The other day I snuck in the Medusa font for a salon's logo, it definitely made me laugh.

I always go with the assumption that a standard door is 7ft tall. Then scale with rectangles based off that. It's not 100%, but close enough for permitting. But we do send people to get actual measurements before production.

I sure am glad those powdered donuts are in a bag AND on the outer wall at the grocery store I go to then lol.

I've got a guy that runs our fab shop that was here before our company got our bender (all before I started working here). He uses explicit words to describe when they use to hand bend letters, so I would say it is worth it. But I guess it really depends on how many channel letter sets you are...

Great, now I am missing my Chevelle.

I wish I had a uniform like that when I was playing as a kid!

That just looks like cut angel iron, welded together and painted.