Graphic
Design

Design Drawn to Be Built

There is a difference between a logo that looks good on a screen and artwork that can be cut, routed, wrapped and mounted on a building. A gradient that renders beautifully in a browser has to become a real material decision. Hairline strokes disappear at twenty feet. A color that looks right on a monitor can be wrong once it is printed on vinyl and lit from behind.

We design for the thing that gets built. That is the whole difference between our design work and a design service that hands you a file and wishes you luck at the sign shop.

What We Do

Sign Artwork and Layout

Scaled elevations, letter sizing set for viewing distance, and layouts drawn against the actual building rather than a generic rectangle. This is also the drawing your village plan reviewer sees, so it is prepared in the format they expect — see permits.

Vectorizing and Logo Cleanup

If your logo only exists as a JPG, a business card or a photograph of the old sign, we redraw it as clean vector artwork. You keep those files and can use them anywhere afterwards, not just with us.

Brand Consistency Across Formats

The same identity has to survive a channel letter set, a vehicle wrap, a window vinyl and a printed shirt. Each of those has different constraints. We work out how the mark behaves in all of them rather than stretching one file to fit.

Print and Marketing Collateral

Flyers, menus, posters and event graphics, laid out to print properly — correct bleed, correct resolution, correct color space.

Read the full guide 2 more sections+

Working With Us

Send whatever you have. A phone photo of the storefront and a rough idea is a perfectly normal starting point. We come back with a drawn concept in place, on your building, so you are judging the finished sign rather than a logo floating on white.

For straightforward jobs, design is quoted with the sign rather than billed separately. Larger identity work is quoted on its own.

You Own the Artwork

When we redraw or design a mark for you, you get the working files. If you take the next job elsewhere, the artwork goes with you. We would rather earn the repeat work than hold your logo hostage.