Grip-Tite entry way sign

So… here are a couple of exciting firsts for me. This particular Sign is a meticulously crafted triple layer, designed with a well-thought-out wall bracket to effectively conceal the fasteners. The material chosen for the top layer was high-quality 304 brushed stainless steel. Unfortunately, I encountered quite a few imperfections during the process, which meant I had to brush over the entire surface several times to achieve a flawless finish. As for the mounting bracket, I truly don't know if I could have devised a better method to discreetly hide everything. Recently, I received word that they would like a second sign created for their new location, which is incredibly encouraging.

So I genuinely enjoyed working with Mr. and Mrs. on this particular project. They even brought a couple of their partnering companies into the mix for the group deal. Honestly, these two were an absolute joy to collaborate with, from the seamless process of sending and receiving files to the enjoyable experience of selecting colors and deciding what elements worked well together and which did not. I only wish I had a hundred more wonderful married couples knocking at my door, eager to bring their visions to life.

This was a particularly enjoyable project that we completed for the meat locker located right here in Winterset. The owner, Andrew Wagner, was fantastic to work with, and the best part about this project was getting to explore and experience all the various cuts of meat they offer to their customers. This sign is now proudly hanging in their new addition, which adds a nice touch to the space. If you're local to the area, you should absolutely take the time to visit them and be sure to keep an eye out for my work displayed there.

These custom signs were created for an extended family member of mine who resides in the charming town of Dickeyville, Wisconsin. He is the proud owner of Kruser Septic and certainly knows his stuff in the business. He requested the design and creation of two similar but unique signs. One of these signs is intended to be prominently displayed in his shop, while the other one is hanging up in a local bar somewhere within that area. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe these signs were designed to be about 24 inches wide, making them quite noticeable.