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USSC Announces Sign Design Contest Winners
Bristol, Pennsylvania—The United States Sign Council (USSC) recently announced the winners of its 2009 Member Sign Design Competition. This year’s competition drew 265 individual entries.
Designer Herb Young and River City Advertising of Jacksonville, Florida was awarded “Best in Show” for the St. Augustine at the Lake sign system it designed and constructed. As always, winners were determined by a distinguished panel of industry-experienced judges and are scheduled to be unveiled at this year’s Sign World USA event being held December 3-5, 2009 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
First Place winners include:
Best of Show Award
St. Augustine at the Lake
River City Advertising
Jacksonville, Florida
Herb Young, Designer
Building Signs, External/No Illumination
Pappy’s Lighthouse
Danthonia
Inverell, NSW Australia
Donal McKernan and Joe McKernan, Designers
Building Signs, Internal Illumination
Goodwynn Town Brookhaven
DeNyse Signs
Douglasville, Georgia
Joe Ballew, Designer
Dimensional Signs
Sole City Shoes
Windwood Signs & Graphics
Camrose, Alberta, Canada
Kate Holliday, Designer
Ground Signs, Internally Illuminated” (tie)
High Tech Construction
Sign Products, Inc.
Billings, Montana
Tom Polzin, Designer
Ground Signs, Internally Illuminated” (tie)
Catons Crossing
Gable Signs & Graphics
Baltimore, Maryland
Steve Roupe, Designer
Ground Signs, External or No Illumination (tie)
Glen Innes
Danthonia
Nancy Kaiser, Designer
Ground Signs, External or No Illumination (tie)
Brinkley Towns
Gable Signs & Graphics
Curtis Arbaugh, Designer
Hand Carved (tie)
Family Dentistry
Signs of Gold
Williamsville, New York
Francis Lestingi, Designer
Hand Carved (tie)
The Clog Barn
Danthonia
Nancy Kaiser and Joe McKernan, Designers
Multimedia
Your Storage Space
Gable Signs & Graphics
Original Logo Design
O’Connell’s Restaurant
Hoboken Sign
Hoboken, New Jersey
Ray Guzman, Designer
Vehicles, Applied Graphics or Wraps
Stoner Graphix
Stoner Graphix
Hummelstown, Pennsylvania
Note: Previous categories “Hand Painted Vehicles,” “Digitally Printed Signs,” and “Hand Painted Signs” were not judged categorically because of lack of sufficient entries in those categories. Entrants in those categories were placed in one of the other categories most appropriate to their design so that every entry was afforded the opportunity to be individually judged.
For more information, visit www.ussc.org.
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