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Cafe Omer is in Comber Street, Paddington, off Oxford Street where the Three Weeds pub is. It prides itself on the quality of its coffee. However, being about 100m down on the left, it needs to be 'in-yer-face' with the identification. So this sign is on the corner. It changes regularly.
I would love to see what it changes to. I believe it is art in itself! really cool!
ReplyDeleteI agree with uncertainhorizon. This is bold and tantalizing. Who could resist?
ReplyDeleteWhat bright colors and fun design! It would definitely draw my attention!
ReplyDeleteI like that.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love that there's only one leg showing.
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Wow, that would definitely get your attention, popping colours, and you said the magic word Julie, 'coffee', will have to have one now.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Grace
There's an Antique showroom in a warehouse in Alexandria that has new promos and artwork on the exterior almost every week.
ReplyDeleteI like the one legged stance. Simple but eye catching.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea to promote the Cafe.
ReplyDeleteI like clear signs like this and painted too.
ReplyDeleteYep, Diane, painted. None of this plastic sticker junk in Paddo!!
ReplyDelete"Net et précis" diraient les français!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Thérèse, I shall store that away in my head.
ReplyDelete'être clair, net et précis' - to be clear, concise and accurate.
Love the simplicity of this. One day, when it's old and worn (unless it gets changed as you suggest) it will be sought after by photographers and we seek out those faded shop signs on old walls.
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