Dimensional MDO. Paint, vinyl, and a little gold leaf. Posted by Rosemary (Member # 1926) on :
I really like it, John. When I looked at it first without looking at the copy it looked a little topheavy, no? Maybe not. Anyway, I like it!
me Posted by Barry Branscum (Member # 445) on :
That's a beaut John...
on a side note, ya gotta love it when they start putting rules on the SIGN!!
Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
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Posted by Raymond Chapman (Member # 361) on :
Very nice John. You can easily see the Gary Anderson influence. At the first of next month I am going to be able to spend a few days with him....will try to soak up as much as possible.
Posted by Kissymatina (Member # 2028) on :
I can hear it now..."Dude, I was gonna come see ya for the signs for my new business, but I thoughts ya could only do church signs".
Seriously I love it!
Posted by Russ McMullin (Member # 5617) on :
Great work John. How do you cut the letters out?
Posted by Dan Antonelli (Member # 86) on :
Dude - you got some real faithful people out by you!
Congrats on the SC article too bro -- well deserved.
Posted by Jonathan Androsky (Member # 2806) on :
Love it, Love it. That one Shoulda' been in SignCraft. Maybe next time, yeah?
Posted by Bob Kaschak (Member # 3146) on :
Top notch as always John!
I love seeing your work.
Hope to meet you in person some day.
Peace out, Bob
Posted by John Deaton (Member # 925) on :
Thanks everyone. I guess I am the designated church sign buildermakerpainter in my town. Russ, I have a guy about 30 miles from me that I send all my signs to be cut on his flatbed router. Hes got one of them big ol suckers in his woodshop. He keeps mdo in stock and hdu. All I have to do is send him a dxf file and go pick it up. My jigsaw is gathering cobwebs. Posted by Keith Myers (Member # 5051) on :
There's a reason you do so many church signs...the big Man has good taste!
Posted by Joe Cieslowski (Member # 2429) on :
John,
I like the shape and colors.....everything else too.
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