Seems a bit like saying "Why do Scots insist on using Flash for their websites?" *grin*

My son worked at a shop that did vehicle and shop signage for two years, and I don't he ever did 3D bevel text. I know he complained about some people asking for script, but often he could convince them to do otherwise, on the basis of legibility.

I really can’t remember the last time I saw 3D beveled text in signage. In what part of the country did you see these icky signs?

Because most of the people doing signage are not designers, but sign companies who don't know any better. Americans are about faster and cheaper, and not always better unfortunately.

Without examples it hard to know where the hasty generalization is coming from.

Somehow I don't think he was talking about hand-carved, gilded wooden signs. I'm not sure what's up with the different colors in the outlines, but the rest of the sign looks pretty nice.

It was a hasty generalisation..............it was my first post and I was happy to get any response....

Hello.

Hi Andrew. Looks like you took the link down, but I was browsing through your website earlier. I wouldn't mind seeing some of the images larger, like The Gateside Inn. I'm a sucker for gilded dimensional letters. You do some very nice work.

russ.....that's a v section moulded resin letter.........trajan I think....with threaded rod fixing so it sits flush.

Cheers

It's a nice look. Especially on the black background.

Americans consist a unique designs of an irvine signs that looks so good for attaining their shops or clubs.

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