The backward "i" is especially effective, as is the stunning way the type seems to "dance" across the sign.

(There is no hope for humanity, is there?)

DT

:-)

What that particular donut shop needs is the *font* police...

hhp

This reminds me of those shops that open up in a former 7-Eleven space, and rename it to something like 7th Heaven- this way they only have to buy a few characters from the signmaker, who probably charges by the letter.

Yeah, "franchise parasites": usually they just pay for the rights for a year, then once they have a customer base they save money by dumping the franchise and just changing some signs. Or sometimes not even: I remember a Tony Roma's on Cayman Islands that was no longer a Tony Roma's, except it still said so... And in Beirut there's *two* Hard Rock Cafes, but only one of them is the real thing - except you can't tell which!

BTW, I think for Michelle's it was the donut cook who redid the signage...

hhp

>BTW, I think for Michelle's it was the donut cook who redid the signage...

Using letters made from donuts? (Actually, that might have looked better....)

DT

So...what *is* that? An unitalics?