Facade Sign and Window Graphics for VUSACH Barber Shop
Four identical glazed bays in a row and no clue which ones are yours. The sign and the glass were drawn as one long horizontal: a black fascia the full width, line-drawn portraits on two bays, a barber pole between them.
The entrance here is an unbroken glazed strip of four bays set into an old brick building. Facades like that read badly: what a passer-by sees is the street reflected back, not the business.
The sign runs the full width of the glazing, black, with the name on one line and generous letter spacing. A long frontage needs a loose setting — a tightly set name across seven metres looks like a piece of text glued on at one end.
The glass carries the content. Two bays hold line-drawn portraits with tattoo detailing, and between them sits a classic barber pole that needs no caption. The vinyl was contour-cut with no rectangular backing, so daylight still reaches the interior while from outside the artwork reads like etched glass.
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