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USSC 2006 Sign-Design Competition

Award Winners

Published

17 years ago

November 8, 2006

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times November 2006 Issue

Each year, the United States Sign Council (USSC) conducts its annual member-wide, sign-design competition to showcase and honor outstanding design work.

The competition, which attracted more than 200 design submissions in various sign-related categories, was judged by an independent panel of sign-industry experts. These judges weighed each individual submission in terms of overall appearance, effectiveness as a communication medium and originality of graphic presentation.

Awards were presented to the 13 category winners at the annual USSC Educational Conference and Trade Show, Sign World USA, in Atlantic City on November 30 through December 2.

Here they are.

Hand Carved Signs
Bistro at the Old Fort Inn
Signs Gold, Williamsville, GA
Francis Lestingi, designer

Banners
Samburu Panel Jammin & Seminars
Tramp's Designs, Acton, Ontario, Canada
Tramp Warner, designer

Vinyl Decorated Sign
Good Fortune
Keene Signwox, Keene, NH
Peter Ponanessa, designer

Sign Systems
Village Green North
Zebra Visuals, Plymouth, MA
Paul Luszcz, designer

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