The Tombo store in Nth Fitzroy showcases the clever use of cut vinyl signage combined with traditional signwriting. From the window text to the signed fascia panel and to the traditional signwriting used on the roller doors both front and rear, this signage clearly gives them visual presence in this busy St.Georges Road strip.

Pure Baby Digital prints ‘wallpapered’ onto store hoardings at the new Chadstone and Southland Pure Baby stores.

Combi Simple Vinyl text applied to the wheel arch of this rather funky Combi Vespa  

Hemisphere gild Completed quite a few years ago, this job incorporated white gold leaf, copper leaf and enamel signwriting. The business has since closed but subsequent tenants have retained the original sign clearly showing an appreciation of classic traditional signage

Partners, Grant Meuleman and Tyler Anderson both started as traditional signwriters (back in the late seventies) and so combine diverse backgrounds in written and painted billboards, varying forms of larger outdoor signage, ticket and poster writing through to traditional forms of signwriting including gilding and hand lettering.

Combi 3D foamex laser cut lettering suspended by aluminium rods.

Architecture Architecture Signwritten lettering directly onto a rendered wall.

Combi 3D lettering These images display a range of 3D signs that work successfully in this Combi cafe. The skillfully fabricated steel letters RAW BAR aged with ferrous oxide are made in 2 parts where the removable front also allows for easy fixing to a wall or other surface. This attractive timber/ply light box with LED illumination is another example of using laser cut lettering to enhance the effect. The white combicoffee letters are laser cut from foamex then suspended by aluminium rods.

3D-lettering Whether it’s a fabricated sign to identify where you are in the street to a laser or CNC cut logo or name identifying where you are in the building, we offer a comprehensive range of signage options that cater for the majority of needs.

Fat Fully fabricated acrylic letter mounted to fabricated plinth