EPS sign

[3Dsigns]

Just finished this one for the shop. The monument is EPS, 8'x6'x2', cut on our homebuilt hotwire cutter. The graphics were designed/layed out in SignWizard and the post card was rendered in Corelx8. The graphic elements on the sign are of HDU cut on our router, primed with FSC88WB, and sprayed with three coats of acrylic latex, then the fade was sprayed on with a little Harbor Freight touch-up gun.

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[2B]

nicely done

another example of how branding is important and needs to be consistent

 

[3Dsigns]

Thanks. This will be used to market our little subsidiary enterprise which is CNC cutting of parts, prototypes, architectural ornamentation, or anything unrelated to signs.

 

[rossmosh]

My only criticism is of the photo quality. It looks like you're doing good work and putting a lot of effort to put out a quality product. Then you take a photo with what I assume is a 6 year old cell phone that's been living in your pocket all that time.

I tried taking pictures with my cell phone and at times I can get a nice quality photo, but sometimes it's just mediocre. Bought a cheap DSLR and it's a world of difference. If you don't want to spend $350 on a DSLR, you can get a better than decent point and shoot for $120.

 

[Johnny Best]

Nice looking sign.

 

[3Dsigns]

Yes it was my cheap dumb-phone and I took the last photo at dusk which made it even worse. Thanks for the advice, I will check those out!

 

[signage]

Nice job with that homemade hot wire cnc cutter :{)