Larry Hunter Sign Design
262 McGee St. B0M 1X0 Springhill, NS, Canada

Please note until further notice anyone entering our business must be wearing a properly worn mask (covering both nose and mouth) and observe social distancing protocol. If you are unable to do so for health reasons please call, email or message rather than visiting the shop. Also, visits will be by appointment only - no drop ins please. We'd like to take this time to thank all of our clients for their efforts to help keep our community safe!

Please Note: Our shop will be closed for the Christmas and New Year's Holiday from 3 pm Friday, Dec. 18 until 8:30 am Monday, Jan. 4. We'd like to take this time to thank those who brought their signage needs to us this past year, we really appreciate your patronage! And to everyone, all the very best this holiday season! :)

Our CNC router adds a new dimension and a touch of class to sign designs. Here's a custom routed house number sign we put together yesterday.

Did some truck signage using a new placement style. Love how it turned out!

We get a lot of low resolution images sent to us for printing but what looks good on your computer or phone often won't work for large prints, here's why: Digital images are made up of tiny dots called pixels. Online a low resolution of 72 pixels per square inch, or "dpi" (dots per inch), will work just fine because you’re never seeing the image larger than the size of whatever device you are viewing it on. However, when printing an image the more you enlarge it the bigger ...the pixels become which makes the image look blurry and ragged-edged. If you’re printing the image really large to make a sign, for example, you need to have a really high number of pixels per square inch so they don’t enlarge to the point where they can be seen. The larger the sign the higher the resolution (dpi) needs to be. Here is an example of an image in both high and low resolution along with a pixel gage showing low to high resolution.

Had an awesome couple from Fredericton drop by to get a window perf on their truck. They saw one we did on another truck in Moncton and asked the driver where he'd gotten it done. They got in touch with us but had a special request, asking if we could change the design to "veterans" instead of veteran since they are both vets. We were happy to oblige. Thanks for your service!

As you can see, we've been busy making election signs, lol! Just want to give a huge shout out to everyone who is taking part in the election process and especi...ally those who came to our shop for their election signs. We're a county shop and it was so nice that so many county candidates came to us. Thank you so much for supporting us! Also, just want to remind everyone to vote (it's super easy to do online)! PS- these signs are laid out in no particular order - they're all great choices for your vote! See more

Sometimes clients struggle with knowing exactly what they'd like for their sign so we've put together this info to help with the process by letting you know what we need from you. :)

Sometimes you just do what you have to do to bring a smile to a little fellow's face! :)

Wow! Somebody is getting a fantastic wedding present! We were asked to make this gorgeous house sign. It's routed on half inch PVC so there's no maintenance, and it'll still look great years from now!