Featured Project: Fort Worth’s Queen of Signs

Michele Klepser studied telecommunications and film at Eastern Michigan, and she's now in the sign business, having opened her shop in January of 2019.

Tony Kindelspire February 19, 2020

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A banner that Royalty Signs made for the grand opening of this barbershop.

Door graphics are often something retailers like to use to convey their message.

Straightforward interior signage is easy to read and easy on the eyes.

The exterior sign is easy to read day or night.

Acrylic mounted on stone makes for a classic look.

This featured project is from Fort Worth, Texas, where Michele Klepser opened up her sign company, Royalty Signs, in January 2019. Klepser calls herself the “Fort Worth sign queen,” and says that as a mother of two teenagers, “nothing scares me. Except clowns. Clowns suck.”

Monument signs, laser engraving, channel letters and trade show displays are just a few of the offerings from Royalty Signs. Here, we see a variety of signage types that she did for a Fort Worth barbershop.

Tony Kindelspire February 19, 2020

Less than a minute