Gather the menu
Share the final wording, board dimensions, installation setting and any existing visual direction.
Chalk · wood · hand lettering
Menus and signs worth stopping to read
A menu board has a practical job, but it can still be one of the most memorable things in the room. Shannon creates hand-lettered menus and signs that organize information clearly while giving a café, restaurant, winery or small business a little more character.
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The heart of it
Made for the place, person or story it belongs to.
The lettering, spacing, illustration and color are composed around the real board and the way customers will see it. A project might be a full seasonal refresh, a permanent wooden sign, a specials board or an illustrated piece that connects to the personality of the space. Shannon is based in Hammonton and works with businesses across South Jersey, Philadelphia and the wider New Jersey and Pennsylvania area.
What we can make
A very good place to start
- ✿Seasonal and rotating chalk menu boards
- ✿Custom wooden menu boards and signs
- ✿Hand lettering with original illustration
- ✿Visual refreshes for cafés, wineries and local businesses
How it grows
Plan for real life
The layout is shaped around readability, hierarchy, your space and how often information may change.
Letter it by hand
Shannon creates the approved piece on site or as arranged for the particular board and project.
From the portfolio
Related work
Good things to know
Before you ask
Can Shannon update a menu seasonally?+
Yes. Seasonal specials and rotating menus are a natural fit for chalk and hand-lettered boards. Include how often the content changes when you inquire.
What businesses are menu boards for?+
Cafés, restaurants, wineries, shops and other small businesses can all use custom menus or signs, provided the surface and content fit the project.
Does Shannon work in Philadelphia?+
Yes. On-site projects are considered across South Jersey, Philadelphia, New Jersey and Pennsylvania based on location and scope.
Have the beginning of an idea?