Tricycle Creations

May 25, 2022 | Gold Leaf Hand Carved Hand Painted Signs | 0 comments

hand-carved hand-painted paxton signArtists, artisans and art galleries are always a pleasure to work with when we design and build signs. Our production of the Tricycle Creations gallery sign was that kind of experience.

Whether whimsical or sophisticated, Tricycle Creations gallery displayed a variety of traditional mediums. For example, the most popular art was sculpture, paintings and drawings, although they offered jewelry as well. Needless to say, their appreciation for the creative and artistic influenced the outcome of our collaboration.

How we made the Tricycle Creations sign

In 2002, the gallery owners contacted Paxton Signs. They wanted a sign that showcased the quality and scope of their inventory. As a result, they chose a hand-crafted, gold-leafed, illustrated, sandblasted sign. It would be a sign that was as artful as the creations displayed in their gallery.

First, we custom-cut the high-density urethane background panel. By doing this, the panel’s unusual shape attracted the eye. Then, we enhanced the deep blue background with subtle, raised filigree. A hand-painted, antique tricycle finished the design and gave the piece a playful cachet. Last, we added the raised, gold leaf letters. The end product was a sign that was unique and original.

See more of our hand-crafted signs on Pinterest at, https://www.pinterest.com/boliver0474/

We specialize in Communication Art

Paxton Signs’ more than 41 year history includes hundreds of signs. Some are major monument signs, some small business signs. We’ve created ranch signs, lighted signs and signs made from recycled wood. We specialize in hand-painted and carved signs. We also offer vehicle and fleet graphics.  Paxton Signs provides a continuous variety of communication art to Fort Collins, northern Colorado and the surrounding mountain areas.

View Paxton Signs’ galleries at www.paxtonsigns.com, or by using the menu bar, above. Contact us at 970-221-5519

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