Stick with Blik
I’ve got to design a sign for our beach house, Chum Bucket. I’m no good at lettering and thought I’d use a stencil for that part and paint my own design. But then I came across Blik Surface Graphics and thought that it would be a much better idea to let them do the work. I think I can manage the peel and stick part. They don’t have a chum decal, but I’m sure I can put something together.
I’ve posted about wall decals before, so I must really like them. But why? I really can’t say. In fact, I’ve think murals in kids (where you most often find these things) look really tacky. I suppose because they’re so often done very poorly or because if they use decals they’re Disney’s Winny the Pooh. Barf!
But Blik and Apple Pie Design (see earlier post) are so hip and stylish. The hard part is making sure you use them in a creative way. That’s where having a good eye for design comes in I suppose. Or, go to Blik’s page on tips for help. You’ll find it here. So, check out Blik and Apple Pie Design. And don’t worry, one day I’ll answer the burning question: Why is your house named Chum Bucket?
