Hand Painted Wall Signs: Interior Logos in Rockville, MD

Hand Painted Wall Signs Inside Your Business

No logo is too big, and no wall is too small, for hand painted wall signs. First, we enlarge your logo to the necessary size for your review and approval. Then we arrive on site with pounce patterns, and we use stencils when the lettering is tiny. Next, we transfer your design to the wall with charcoal dust, and we fill in the letters by hand. The method is almost like filling in a coloring book, although it is much more challenging. Our shop is in Edgewater, Maryland, and we travel to paint walls on site.

Hand Painted Wall Signs at Whole Foods Market

We painted many hand painted wall signs at Whole Foods Market in Rockville, Maryland. We painted all of this lettering by hand with a lettering brush. Please take a moment to look through our site, where we have posted many photos of our murals and other hand painted signage.

We Use Stencils for Tiny Letters

If you look closely at the photo, you can see some charcoal still on the wall at the lower right of the market bubble. That charcoal comes from the holes along the edge of the pounce pattern. After we finish a logo, we remove any leftover charcoal powder.

You can also see the pounce line for the registration mark just above the right side of the market bubble. Very small letters are easier and faster to do with a stencil, so we sometimes stencil them instead.