EVENTS AND SIGNAGE
We will create your unique sign or installation from start to finish (conceptualize, design, produce and install). We use woodworking tools, a laser, 3D printer, CNC Router, and painting techniques. We are familiar with many materials like solid wood, MDF, plywood, acrylic and metal. We enjoy combining technologies and processes ... plus a good challenge. Our small team's combined talents make us a great choice when looking for creative ideas for events and trade shows. There's no need to hire separate designers and fabricators when you work with us. Contact us today.
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Helping a Hero Key Sign (2024)
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Helping a Hero holds many events to raise money for their primary purpose: building adapted homes for severely wounded veterans. We were asked to make an eye-catching sign in the shape of key that included their 100 Homes Challenge logo. Jenny had put together the logo a couple years before, so it was great fun to figure out how to laser cut, paint and assemble in real life. We used a light-weight Corafoam for the key, making it easy to disassemble for travel. The logos on the key are made with plywood, laser cutting and CNC router cutting. All the pieces were hand-painted, including some amazing air brush work on the Bass Pro fish by J.D.




​Lombardi Award 5-sided display (2024 & 2023)
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We have worked with the Rotary Club of Houston since 2012 to design the program and other graphics for the Lombardi Award. In 2023 - their 50th year - we were asked to figure out how to display the winner, program covers and colored helmets for all the years before. J.D. built walls that could be assembled on-site and Jenny designed the graphics.
This is a great example of the client coming to us with an idea and, using our combined talents, we made it work. As of 2025, we have assembled the display three times at different events and it is always an impressive focal point.




Priority Pet Care Sign (2024)
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Priority Pet Care of the Ozarks asked us to design their logo and make a sign to welcome clients to their office. They wanted to honor their beloved Beagle in the logo and for the sign to be a showstopper. To build the sign we used a variety of techniques and materials. The central dog is solid wood intarsia, cut with power tools and shaped by hand. The words were CNC router cut in Corafoam and the additional animals around the edge were laser cut. As with all our projects, we also delivered and installed the sign.
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National Theater (2025)
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Historic National Theater on America's largest downtown square in Graham, TX needed some updated move poster cases. We provided cases that are lighted from the inside and easy to open and switch out posters. They can also switch out the red sign at the top (Coming Soon, Now Showing or This Friday). The cases are made of mdf with a solid wood frame and metal inserts for the logo at the top.
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Arca Continental Event (2023)
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We were asked to make several signs for an event at the Coca-Cola bottler, Arca Continental. We built and installed a rustic entry sign from wood, AC logo sign for behind the stage, two 4-foot wide wagon wheels, 5-foot tall Coca-Cola bottles and two round signs with the Arca Continental logo. We used a variety of tools like the laser, CNC router, paint sprayer, and wood working tools. J.D. also installed all pieces at the event space.
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AmSty Trade Show Signs (2024)
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AmSty, makers of polystyrene, needed some eye-catching pieces for their booth at the plastics trade show in Orlando. We designed and built a large kinetic art piece that represents the chemical formula for polystyrene and made a logo sign. This project involved laser cutting, CNC routing, 3D printing, woodworking and painting, not to mention a whole lot of problem solving.
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The items were packaged and brought to Orlando as a checked bag when J.D. traveled to install. He also traveled back a week later to dissembled and ship back to Houston. He then permanently installed the kinetic piece at AmSty's Houston area offices.


