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Typography For The People
This picture was taken in Ohio, for the book that my brother and I just had published. It's called Typography For The People, which focuses exclusively on hand painted signs from around the world. As designers we find charm in these signs and see them as valuable objects that show how the everyday person is able to communicate. Just as spoken language should not be limited to those who are professional speakers, neither should visual communication.
http://www.amazon.com/Typography-People-Hand-Painted-Signs-Around/dp/1600614647
Mary Holden
A hand-made sign at the legendary Di Fara Pizza in Midwood, Brooklyn from August 2009 It was amusing ONLY because I was on the right side of the line.
Ingo Fast
On a speedboat traveling on the Mekong River from China to Thailand (September 2006).
John J. Sasso
Here's sign in NJ on route 440 southbound in Bayonne.
Blake Maddux
I heard about it on an NPR's "Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me" and Googled it. It is in England.
