Not a new member, But a New Business Owner!

[visualeyez]

Hey guys and gals. Just wanted to let you know a little about myself. I've been a member here for years and never formally introduced myself. I have worked at 3 different Print/Sign shops over the last 7 years. Starting out as the main designer and printer operator after receiving a two year degree in art. Five years ago I moved to Corvallis, OR to attend the OSU College of business. I landed a job at the main sign place there right away, and have been doing that up until july of this year.
That Is when I decided it was time to go into business on my own. One of our rival shops in town was shut down by the bank and I ended up buying their printer, cutter, and computer; and moving back to my home town to open up shop.
My friend had a 200 sq.ft. storefront he was renting right on HWY 101 in the middle of downtown. He runs a Surf rental shop. I was luckily enough to score half of the space. Not much, but it works for now.

So the Business name I went with is: D'sinez
Pronounced like "designs" however the D is for my last name Delaney, and the rest is a play on signs.







And a sign we just finished and installed today:



Thanks for reading,
-Keith Delaney

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[Alti-Plotter]

Good luck with your new business.

 

[BobM]

Good luck and welcome to the :signs101:front room from Cape of Cod.

 

[The Big Squeegee]

Wellcome from OK

 

[laserman70]

Welcome and good luck

 

[tattoo.dan]

Man you have less space than I do Good for you and good luck!

 

[Suz]

Keith,
Although your shop is small, it looks very nice! I'm wishing you lots of good things!!

 

[anotherdog]

Welcome, I love the "efficiency" of your shop.
From small seeds...

 

[Gino]

Good Luck.........................

 

[J Hill Designs]

welcome from cali

 

[mikey-Oh]

Congrats Keith!

 

[GoodPeopleFlags]

Good luck!

Do you want critque on your name/logo? (cuz it's very hard to read and I wouldn't know how to pronounce it even when it's just spelled out in regular type. Oops. Guess I gave you a small critique anyway.)

 

[sar bossier]

Bonjour, and BEST OF LUCK from Louisiana!

 

[PHILJOHNSON]

Welcome

Hello and a warm welcome from Seattle, WA! Best of luck with the new venture!

 

[Billct2]

Good Luck!
(and I agree with Bluefish, I'd revise that name if it's not too late)

 

[petepaz]

congrats and good luck

 

[njshorts]

good luck, and congrats on stepping out on your own!

 

[Deaton Design]

Hello and wish you luck. Welcome to the board!

 

[rickzan]

Good Luck from Arkansas!!!!!!:U Rock:

 

[GypsyGraphics]

a warm welcome from sunny california
-gg


man oh man... deciphering your company name is hard work!

if you did nothing else... adjust the tracking between the D, hyphen and Z.
it's so difficult to read, the hyphen makes the ascender of the D the look like a K.

i lied.. do something else too... the I's title (dot) needs some speration, it looks like a lowercase L.

LOVE your shop!