A Palm Springs signmaker wrapped a casino entrance in 54 feet of LED display. Its quieter specialty is making buildings easier to read.
A Riverside printer makes everything from business cards to mahogany theater signs. Its most revealing product is the practical answer to a request that does not fit neatly into a shopping cart.
A San Diego sign shop makes a practical case for thinking beyond the logo: the wall it goes on, the people who read it, and the day it has to come down.
From restaurant menus to storefront lettering, this family-owned San Diego shop turns business identities into things people can hold, wear, and spot from the street.