Displays/Signs/Posters

Legible at Large Sizes

Signage and posters are often the most economical form of advertising. They are durable for months or even years, are viewed by many, and are essential for most businesses. Susanne worked ten years in the sign business and knows how to communicate your message to trade show attendees, drivers of speedy autos and even TV viewers of autoracing. (Yes, for about 6 months Susanne painted NASCAR race track signs—sometimes 20-40 feet up on a one foot wide scaffold.)

	Fort Ticonderoga Display Trade show display for Fort Ticonderoga. more »
	Graphic Artists Guild Display Trade show display for the Albany Chapter of the Graphic Artists Guild. more »
	Newburgh Autobody Sign Identification sign for Newburgh Auto Body. more »
	Poster for the Adirondack Museum Poster to promote the exhibit, "A Paradise for Boys and Girls: Children's Camps in the Adirondacks." more »
	Adirondack Museum Poster Poster to promote the exhibits opening in 2002 at the Adirondack Museum. more »
	Double H Ranch Poster and Certificate Winter sports program promotion. more »
	3 Valleys to Freedom Northern Campaign poster to promote victorious battles in 1777. more »
	Gallery 100 Poster Poster featuring the artwork of Linda Ann Smyth, a Gallery 100 artist. more »
	Blooming Grove Signage Identification sign for businesses at 91 Blooming Grove Turnpike. more »
	Dorothy's Breakfast and Lunch Identification sign for Dorothy's. more »