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Don't bother using WhatFontIs or WhatTheFont, I've exhausted them.

Berkely Retrospective or "Oldstyle" for the title. Helvetica/Swis for the lower text.

Hey! Tyler Texas! Does the charletan R.W. Schambach still live there?

You still need to separate the words more.

For you Arlo. Link

LYONS looks like Antique Olive Nord with the L modified. ?

^^^ Cool! Neat employment of a mechanical element into the owl.

Gasp!

No, free range means that the animal is free to move in a more near-natural environment, and more importantly not subjected to a life of unimaginable suffering and cruelty due to the fact that "we like the taste". It is known that pigs are highly intelligent, social creatures, and hopefully...

Too bad that the US's unnecessarily heavy meat-based diet has resulted in the horrifically cruel factory farms of all sorts. This is where your bacon comes from.

I kinda thought the embedded humour in that comment might get lost.

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1) Go back to your first design. 2) Reduce the size of the left part of the eyebrow. This will help it not look like a V. 3) Increase the space between NIGHT and OWL slightly. 4) Fix the horrible kerning in SYSTEMS.

Lots of possibilities. They may have started with a font which didn't have the spaces and added them. (?) - Unionform - Poitec Bold - Macaroni - Alphaville - Blaster Infinite - Design System A-700 R - Fragma - Logan Five Bold - AF Generation AZ Semi Bold

That's not the first time he's been told that. :ROFLMAO:

Pussycat or Eight Track are very close.

Just got our new phone books today, and they are a full half-inch thinner than last year.

C'mon Gino, you're not validating my belly-aching! :Big Laugh The thing I guess that frosts me is that there's more & more encroachment into the sign business by essentially big-box stores who are happy to make $10.00 on a banner. And they do take away a lot of business, because few people...

Unfortunately the people buying this stuff do compare, and when it's half the price (or more), we all know where they go.

I suggest that most all of us in the sign business think relatively small. The question to ponder is: "How can it be that everyone thinks big?" Wouldn't that "big thinking" just become the norm, forcing yet another leap in thinking size, along with even lower prices?