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Storefront lettering was traditionally done by sign painters on lifts and ladders. That
still works today, because digitally cut vinyl letters don't stick well to stucco, brick, and other rough
materials.
People frequently ask us to distress the painting to resemble the "ghost signs" that remain from as early as the nineteenth century.
We design and paint lettering and illustration on walls, inside (see Interior Murals) and outside, and travel from Texas to Alabama to paint for companies like Starbucks and Copeland's.
Alternatives to direct painting on storefront are wood or metal signs like the Alligator Museum, Green Tea, and Magazine Po-Boy. We also make metal letters that stand off the wall (See Dimensional Letters).
Feel free to contact us for more information about painting your storefront lettering!
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(504)525-4691
Studio/Gallery Hours:
Tue to Thu ... 10:30am - 4:30pm
Fri to Sat ..... 10:30am - 3pm
Sun & Mon ... CLOSED
Center News: Bon Automne!
Font Club will meet on Saturday, September 15th, 2024 from 3pm-6pm. We will have a presentation by type designer Matthijs Herzberg (www.herzbergdesign.com) titled: "When is a typeface done?" The talk will be followed by a typeface design work session. We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month. It is free and open to the public. For more info: call Vince or Yvette at (504)525-4691
Graphic design info and events www.neworleans.aiga.org
New Orleans Lettering Arts Association has workshops in a variety of calligraphy techniques www.neworleanscalligraphy.org
NOAFA offers art classes including calligraphy www.noafa.com