2019
2nd Place — Best Original Design & Fabrication
Signs of the Times magazine, international sign design competition.
Judged against the best sign shops in the country.
First place and Best of Show honours from Signs of the Times and the United States Sign Council, plus national magazine and press coverage.
2018
International Sign Convention Entry
A hand-built mechanical automata sign, entered at the International Sign Convention.
2013
1st Place — Commercial Freestanding Signs
Signs of the Times magazine, international sign design competition.
2012
Best of Show
United States Sign Council — the council's top overall honour.
Cover
Sign Builder Illustrated
The sculpted Tipsy Moose Tavern sign featured on the magazine cover.
Press
The New York Times
Work featured in coverage of the Hoboken Terminal restoration signage.
The cover piece
The moose that made the cover
The Tipsy Moose Tavern sign is a sculpted moose head breaking through a gilded oval, with a carved barrel slung beneath it on a ribbon banner. It was featured on the cover of Sign Builder Illustrated.
It is a good illustration of what separates a sculpted sign from a printed one: the head is fully three-dimensional, the antlers are carved separately and set into the panel, and every surface is hand-painted. It reads as an object, not a graphic.
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