The SignSmith
543 20th St. W. S7M 0X6 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

This is the same model of Steam Roller Rick Janzen did in Calgary a few weeks back. I did this for the Western Development Museum here in Saskatoon. Thanks Rick for your support on this. Thank god for the creeper. Some ares were pretty low and working on my back is better than sitting and bending down.

here is the latest panel I painted, still not sure if it is finished yet.

Progression snaps of hand painted header for vintage neon clock. With help from my new Dragonfly brushes

This is my 1 and only stab at stone carving. I took a 6 or 8 session night class( it's been awhile) and this is the end result. Tyndall stone. Might have to try some lettering next.

finished wall sign, Sakatoon summer 2014

working on a wall sign, summer 2014.

another family backyard hand painted sign Spring 2015, again the edges finished with the 3/4" flat iron. I can never get the EST. quite right.

Another summer project for family pool sign 2014. The edges finished with 3/4" flat iron.

The finished product - price is in Gold Leaf

Painting a door prize sign for the SIGNPAINTER movie premiere here is Saskatoon SK 2014

old project, sand carved glass, edge lit with ruby red neon. I guess I could have cleaned the glass for the photo.

sand carver stone for cabin sign. Airbrushed and hand painted

window for Ink Addiction

Did this last summer, downtown Saskatoon. Ghost sign of a sign shop above. I didn't cover that up I assure you. It was blocked out for some time.

Reproducing Co-Op Ice Cream sign, looks great with the neon. Did this awhile back

Just dicken around at the shop but every word is true

Hand painted original Orange Crush pop cooler. 3 sides embossed Fun job, same guy I did the Coke coolers for.

The finished product with the neon in place. These are going to local collectable auction in a couple of weeks.

Re-pop of original sheet metal signs, hand painted and airbrushed. Original in the middle and my 2 on the outside. Put grit and whatever in the background blue paint to give it a rough look.

Also this summer I got to do a nice wall sign, always fun

This was a very interesting job, my first attempt at gold leaf gilding (if I am saying that right). This is the original car (1969 Boss 302 Mustang) from the 60's restored to all original paint. This car went to the SEMA show this year