A New Face at JRDS

This has been a banner year at JRDS, as we lay our tracks down for future growth. We are excited to announce that we have brought onboard some amazing talent. Our newest team member, Jake Roberts, will be interning with us and working on many of our summer 2012 projects.  […]

Signage: A Final Word (and two more lists…)

It’s 2057. You’re a white collar worker with a hobby in non-professional running. You remove your Google glasses which has been promoting an upcoming St. Jude’s walkathon sponsored by Pottery Barn. You pass by a subway station that detects your glasses and a nearby sign flickers to life with images […]

MAKING SIGNS: 10 Best Practices

Don’t be unnecessarily disappointed with your signage. Before you copy and paste your favorite logo onto a Vista Print template and order up your signage, there are a few things you should know: 1.  COPYRIGHT LAWS These are kind of important. You can’t copy and paste other people’s logos onto your stuff. You […]

Signs that Don’t Work, Part 2. Church Signs

  I have a list where I gather together the flyaway thoughts that rattle around in my brain. The things that need to come out. Looking the list over, I realized that “Church Signs Rant” was written […]

The 10 Commandments of Signage

 1. Don’t use Papyrus (or Comic Sans or Curlz, for that matter…) 2. Don’t use just plain paper 3. No Clip Art Borders EVER 4. Don’t create Typography with a Marker