1.  What made you decide to be a sign painter? I’ve been messing about with letter forms in one way or another since I was kid. It started off as a weird obsession with cereal packets, comics, album covers, graffiti and all manner of signs around the place. Later I studied typography, but as I […]
Interview: Signwriter Ged Palmer Read More »
1. Why did you decide to become a sign painter and gilder? I was inspired by Dave Smith to be a glass gilder. It was not an easy industry to break into as everything seems very complicated. Nothing gets handed to you on a plate. It takes hard work and determination to fit together tiny pieces
Interview: Signwriter Jack Hollands Read More »
www.thisislana.com > 1. How did you come to be a sign painter? I became a sign painter after watching my father paint signs at my parents home in Essex for most of my childhood. I spent years surrounded by his stacks and stacks of paintings, references, sketches and books as a child. He was always
Interview: Signwriter Lana Alana Read More »
Hooray!
Product added to basket!
1 Farleigh Place, London, N16 7SXb
Company Reg No. GB 472786 | VAT. 229 1861 53
Copyright © A.S.Handover Ltd. 2023
