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Drawing Stage Two - Presentation Art
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Drawing Stage Two - Presentation Art

Stage two drawings are not intended for pricing.
Last edited 1022 days ago by Adam Doll.

What is a stage two drawing?

Stage two drawings are intended to provide a little more detail than a stage one drawing, while still not requiring the designer to spend time working out build details for manufacturing purposes. For a design process like our example Calgary CO-OP pylon, some dimensions and basic specifications are added. The sign could be manufactured in various different ways, so we don’t go into specific details yet. For example, the CO-OP Best Fresh letters could be channel letters, routed and push-thru or even single face illuminated cabinets. Important considerations for sign type options are budget, size available, and desired appearance.
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Stage two - Presentation photo overlays

Stage two drawings can also be presented as a photo overlay with or without scaled dimensions. This stage is quite flexible in terms of what is provided on the drawing. The reason for not including dimensions may be because we have no way to scale the building. However, typically we can scale a straight on photo using the doors, as they are commonly 7 feet tall by 3 feet wide.
Below is a good example of a stage two photo overlay drawing.
Before and after photos are provided.
Approximate dimensions and specifications have been included.
For this photo the scale has been based on a standard door size of 7’x3’.

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