Ivan Hood - Yard Sign Review
50 x 50 scanability. It is easy to read through the windshield from 50 feet away.
Clean. All the basics are easily readable.
Uniqueness. This appears to be a cheap stock design. The sign is also oblong in shape. While this is good in a uniqueness factor it is bad in a practicality factor. These signs use a trident metal frame that is thinner than the normal frame. Those frames are weaker and tend to bend under pressure by the weather (as seen in this photo).
Color. Blue usually doesn't stand out. Unfortunately for Ivan this is the same color used by Glynn Hines in his signs.
Grade C
Labels: Hood Ivan, Yard Signs
posted by Indiana Pundit at 8:24 AM
1 Comments:
Ivan's signs are slightly larger than the other candidates' signs. I think it makes them stand out more and he's able to get more readability with fewer signs. The white and blue reads well also (as compared to green, which blends with the landscape in the spring).
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