Creative Signs that Underwent a lot of Planning
Unknown to many, signage-making is a constant work in progress. It encourages novel applications of technologies, and the exploration of new presentation styles and ways of working.
What was once individual expertise in wood or metal-working, calligraphy, electronics, 3-D printing, or computer programming has now been harmoniously integrated by a modern-day custom sign maker.
With years of exposure and experience in handling different media such as paints, charcoal, oil and water-based pigments, a custom sign maker is compelled to apply a knowledge of digital applications.
He tackles any project by first considering the design, scale and proportion of a signage in relation to the store’s size and in view of the bigger environment such as the length and breadth of the floor or a facade of a building.
Long and extensive planning spent in hours of meetings and collaboration with the building architects and interior designers should take place if he were to achieve the design, marketing and social objectives of any signage.