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Back in town, we were enticed by this handpainted sign. Doughnuts! Pancakes! Snail Bread!
Snail bread? Oh, those turned out to just be cinnamon rolls. Too bad.
Baker, CA 08/21/05. When you are in the middle of the desert and you've been running the a/c all day, you may just have to pay these prices. Good old fashioned price gouging at its finest!
Sign explaining the "see no evil, hear no evil, say no evil" monkey statues at Honmyoji temple 本妙寺.
I'm pretty sure I'm like totally the first person to ever shoot this sign. For sure, man. I'm so innovative.
The building where I work is s former department store and warehouse. All the stairwells have these great old signs (in various states of decay) and I've always meant to snap a photo of one.
the giant amaco sign @ hi-pointe in st louis
Update: Another photo of the famous sign was used for my blog in this photo www.flickr.com/photos/skewgee/533553546/
Creative Sign Designs specializes in custom signs for apartment complexes, inlcuding monument sigange for apartments, apartment unit numbers, and apartment wayfinding signage.
A sign attached to a small whitewashed cottage type building in Felsted Essex (UK).
It reads "THE OLD SCHOOL FOUNDED BY RICHARD LORD RICHE AD 1564"
Of course the village of Felsted it famous for the school which is located in slightly larger premises just up the road from here.
At the former Columbia Tavern which is now the Columbia Toniponis Taverna. Is that a Lacon falcon on top?
The external signage outside of the Centre of Life building at Times Square, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK.
A sign in old Tbilisi depicting a traditional Georgian supra (feast) with a tamada (host) drinking from a horn.
This is a pastel painting of the Brooklyn Bridge of mine reproduced in a digital print. Painting by Tina Rosenbaum.
For more of my artwork go to the websites below.