Blogs
Hand-Carved Commemoration At Gerald R. Ford Airport!
When you've been making signs as long as Scott Bouma, owner of Scott's Signs in Grandville, MI, you're bound to pick up some pretty cool signmaking tricks over the years. When Scott was contacted by Amway Corporation to make a sign commemorating all of the aircraft...
Bucky’s signpost now ready for paint
One of the most fun signs of our current project has been a very long time in building. I first conceived of the design about twelve years ago. I reworked it a little for this project adding the leaning pole that had been chewed by Bucky. I designed the sign in EnRoute ad laminated it over a welded steel frame. The post was welded up in our shop. Bucky the beaver was hand sculpted and then we attached the wire mesh to the frame.
Human Powered Vehicles: The Green Alternative
In today's world of ever-evolving automotive and mechanical technology, changes happen fast and often. Today's colleges and universities prepare future engineers for these challenges through hands-on training with teams such as Human Powered Vehicles, Solar Cars,...
ISA Sign Expo 2014 Recap!
ISA Sign Expo 2014 in Orlando has come and gone, and was a great experience! In case you weren't able to make it, here are some pictures from the show: Jim and Jason of Synergy Sign stand at the Coastal Enterprises booth, in front of their project we featured! Kellie...
We can do corporate too.
Corporate signs are something we do very seldom. They present little opportunity to be truly creative. But every once in a while we need to build such a sign. Our theme park project, Skallywag Bay Adventure Park in Trinidad is owned by a second company, Starburst Parks
Worth the wait
Back in November of last year we installed the lighthouse sign at the edge of the bumper boat pool. Here’s the POST that covered that part of the project. The weather was turning cold and we had to put off the concrete work around the base until the weather warmed up in spring. We had plenty to do on the (larger) project until then.
77′ Corvette Wrap
Is there a cooler car than a 77′ Corvette? Maybe but this one was awesome. What a fun project it was to wrap this for John. Nanette did a great job on the design and Rad wrapped it with precision! Great job everyone.
Finding The Right Substrate On The New England Coast
The stormy, wet weather on the New England coast makes for a harsh environment for exterior building materials. When east-coast firm TMS Architects contacted custom millworkers King & Company to build exterior architectural elements for a home in a coastal...
Fun utensil rack
The next routing file I am creating is for the Cookies kitchen. It will be attached to the menu board inside. For those who take a good look at Cookie outside they will see he sports a egg beater instead of a hook on his missing hand. The joke is he has a whole selection of other implements handy for when he needs them.