Color is what we see when light reflects off an object and reaches our eyes. Red, blue, green, and yellow are colors. So are all the shades in between. Together, colors make up the palette of any sign, from the lettering to the background.
Why Colors Matter on a Sign
Colors are one of the first things people notice about a sign. They also set the mood. For example, a deep navy feels different from a bright yellow. In other words, a sign speaks before anyone reads a word. It also affects visibility, because the right combination helps a sign stand out from its surroundings.
Choosing Colors That Work Together
Colors rarely stand alone. Each one changes how the others around it look. So we think about the whole sign at once, including the lettering, the background, and the setting. Sometimes a client already has brand colors, so we start there. Other times, we help you choose a hue that fits.
How We Approach Every Sign
We choose materials and application techniques that suit each sign and the place it will go. We also think about where people will see it. Then we talk through your ideas before we build anything. That way, the finished sign matches what you pictured.
See It in Our Work
You’ll find this in everything we make. Boat names, quarterboards, and life rings each carry their own look. Community entrance signs, dimensional HDU signs, and office lettering do too. Every one is its own project, and every one starts with a conversation about your ideas. Browse our gold leaf boat names, carved quarterboards, and custom life rings. You can also see our community entrance signs, routed HDU signs, and dimensional letters.
Our What We Do page shows everything we build. Not sure which colors suit your sign? The quickest way to get started is to send us an email. Prefer to talk? You can also call (410) 798-5115.