Here are a few to get started on. More photos are arriving and being processed as we speak. If you have some unique photos from this past weekend, please send them in or post them somewhere we can all go see them.
There will no doubt be more? I know yer busy, ...but, but. Posted by Janette Balogh (Member # 192) on :
The Detroit Panel looks like it came from the hand of Bob Darnell!
Good guess? Nettie
Posted by David Wright (Member # 111) on :
Heres a few,
From the Ken and Bob show.
Last picture is one of my wife Chris on the left with Barb Murrell from England.
[ August 23, 2004, 10:24 PM: Message edited by: David Wright ]
Posted by Barbara Murrell (Member # 3879) on :
Well it is good to see some nice photos of the meet Steve and a little supprising to see one of me here David!! Thanks though it was a great meet Barb
Posted by Steve Shortreed (Member # 436) on :
Hey Jill, is that the banner you did? It's dynamite!
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
That place looks so imposing! I see a few familiar faces in the group shot. And why is it that Jordo always ends up with a pretty woman? Nope, that is not the banner that I did....it's miles beyond mine! Wish I coulda been there. Love....Jill
Posted by Mark Casey (Member # 650) on :
Jill's banner was awesome! You are one very talented signpainter, Jill. We need to get a picture of that banner on here so it can be appreciated beyond the Motor City.
Posted by Mark Casey (Member # 650) on :
I don't think any sign painters still do watercolor showcards, but there were a few showcard artists that stopped at Danny Donati's easel to reminisce and swing a red sable. Danny even had several bottles of the old Rich Art paint. It was a treat when Bob Behounek came over and showed us his "Chicago Style" script. It had ben a long time since he'd swung a red sable (like all of us), and called it one of the highlights of the meet for him.
To Bob: Let us know if you ever do figure out how to write "minimum" in script without it looking like a stretched out Slinky.
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