This single-sided sign gets straight to the point, politely, cheerfully, and without overthinking it. HAVE AN ICE A DAY. Just a simple daily suggestion, delivered in blocky hand-painted letters that feel more neighborly than promotional—most likely meant for a rink or a frozen pond.
Painted on a solid wooden board, the background is a deep, confident red that’s mellowed with age, letting the grain of the wood show through in soft waves. The lettering is slightly uneven and clearly hand-rendered, with spacing that feels intuitive rather than measured.
Then there are the skates. One on each side of the word “DAY,” simple and almost diagram-like, but instantly recognizable. Little metal rivet details dot the uppers, and the blades are picked out in silvery paint, worn down just enough to feel believable.
This single-sided sign gets straight to the point, politely, cheerfully, and without overthinking it. HAVE AN ICE A DAY. Just a simple daily suggestion, delivered in blocky hand-painted letters that feel more neighborly than promotional—most likely meant for a rink or a frozen pond.
Painted on a solid wooden board, the background is a deep, confident red that’s mellowed with age, letting the grain of the wood show through in soft waves. The lettering is slightly uneven and clearly hand-rendered, with spacing that feels intuitive rather than measured.
Then there are the skates. One on each side of the word “DAY,” simple and almost diagram-like, but instantly recognizable. Little metal rivet details dot the uppers, and the blades are picked out in silvery paint, worn down just enough to feel believable.
