LA Type

Atwater Village > Loz Feliz Blvd. Old “sweet” shop sign makes friends with new skate stickers.

Glendale > San Fernando Blvd. The Blue Room. Condensed neon letters and knotted neon shadows.

Glendale > San Fernando Road. Choppy script with a shadow; it gets me every time.

Glendale > Glenoaks Blvd. A very clean sign.

Burbank > San Fernando Road. Motel No Vacancy sign's shadow reads like a continuous line drawing.

Hollywood > Hollywood Blvd. Pizza place provides the full range of typical American culinary options. Admiring each letter as paint fades and surface gets scratched.

Eagle Rock > Eagle Rock Blvd. Barber shop. Shifting walls dislocate painted letters.

Chinatown > Sun Mun Way. Painted letters play with neon tubes and facade shadows.

Hollywood > Vine St. What to do when the suffix won't fit.

Venice > Ocean Front Walk. Address on a rusty grate creates some beautiful shadow intersections.

Venice > Ocean Front Walk. Cafe sign. Repainted negative space leaves graffiti remnants in the positive space.

Hollywood > Hollywood Blvd. Souvenir shop with a really good ampersand.

Venice > Ocean Front Walk. Pizza Pizza; so nice they named it twice.

Venice > Ocean Front Walk. Market sign with a very special K.

Hollywood > Hollywood Blvd. Frolic Room. A little bit of old hollywood still stands. Strong shadows turn this sign into a real-life cartoon.

Burbank > Magnolia Blvd. Just parking.

Burbank > Magnolia Blvd. Peeling Es.