There’s something to be said about selling hand painted grocery store signs for $100 a pop. I’m not sure what, but there’s something novel and ballsy about the idea. And hey, it seems to be working (I think).
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There’s something to be said about selling hand painted grocery store signs for $100 a pop. I’m not sure what, but there’s something novel and ballsy about the idea. And hey, it seems to be working (I think).
http://torontoist.com/2009/04/boards_of_ed/
here are some non-expensive grocery store signs.
Brian.
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[...] Forget those expensive hand painted signs for now, check out this piece from Torontoist about a man named Wayne Reuben and a man named Douglas who hand paint grocery store signs for Honest Ed’s. It’s not a glorious job and as the years go on, more and more of these hand painted signs disappear from existence, but it’s nice to know that some folks still prefer this over more blandly printed alternatives. [...]