Showing posts with label Signage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signage. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

Yard Signs





As we all know by the bombardment of political ads on TV we are supposed to vote in a few weeks. DeFrance has been assisting campaigns get the word out with design, print, mail and signage. Here are a couple of pics of a little yard sign project we delivered yesterday.

To order a similar project or talk about other projects please call or email us today!
619.474.8626
defrance@defranceprinting.com

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Large Format Signage




Something new we are offering along with our large format digital printing is signage. The client is opening up a new location in downtown SD and wanted signage next to his front door, something different.
This 1 off piece was printed at 16" x 48" tall full color with bleeds and then mounted to foam core. It came out great and the client loved it. Pics are from my phone excuse the photo quality.

Our large format digital press will print photographic quality with archival inks meaning the color will last maintaining a beautiful image for years.

For questions about this type of project call or email us at
619.474.8626
or
ronnie@defranceprinting.com

Thursday, February 11, 2010

New at DeFrance




By our own admission our building has been pretty unimpressive. Mostly because we were not sure if we would be quickly moving again to a different location. We'll we have finally made a desicion that we are not moving for quite some time and therefor are fixing up the place. So far we have added grass along the street, desert plants next to the parking lot and the newest addition is our sign shown above.
Over the next few months we will continue to upgrade and improve our location in hopes to better serve our clients aswell as improve the neighborhood. Keep an eye out for more improvement.

Details about our sign-
We have been tossing ideas around since we moved in this location about something industrial, metal and big but just couldn't decide on exactly what. I was having some parts for a car cut out of metal and started thinking about how cool the process is, like die cutting but out of metal.
We started with a sheet of 4' x 6' 1/8" mild steel that was then waterjet cut from our artwork using an illustrator file. After the sign was cut we then welded on 4 legs to add depth off the building and then took it to be powder coated. After powder coating we glued on a sheet of 1/8" white plastic to highlight the artwork and then mounted it to the wall. It was our first experience with this type of signage but we think it came out great.