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When the owners of Routier came up with the concept of doing casual French cuisine, they knew they needed a sign to match that atmosphere. We were tasked…
Nick’s Cove has been located on the waters of Tomales Bay for nearly 100 years. It opened in 1933 first as a bar right after the repeal of…
San Francisco is unique for American cities in that much of our architecture dates from the Victorian era. While most think of gingerbread houses coloring the hills, it…
Addy’s Hair Salon came to Gentleman Scholar Signs looking for a new update on there old sign. After evaluating their logo, it became clear that the sign would…
At the Corner of Linden & Laguna in San Francisco’s Hayes is a cozy corner cafe. We were tasked with interpreting their logo in gold leaf. To match…
It’s not often we get to paint mega graphics that span an entire length of a museum, but this was such an occasion. The Museum of Craft and…
This past winter, we were able to decorate the windows of San Francisco’s only fly fishing shop, Lost Coast Outfitters. In the shadow of the Transmerica Pyramid, Lost…
Being able to hand letter and paint graphics on any surface is challenge for most sign painters. Hand painting on roll down or roll up gates is by…