03/14/2026
Some sign shops learned the trade from YouTube.
I learned it from generations of OG sign painters.
My great-grandfather painted advertising for Barnum & Bailey and Ringling Bros., traveling town to town hand-lettering the signs that packed the tents.
Back then, attention wasn’t optional.
If the sign didn’t work, the crowd didn’t show up.
That craft didn’t stop there.
My Pop hand-lettered signs with his dad before joining the military, and later started one of the first sign shops in Greenville, SC — Campbell Signs.
My dad took that legacy and built a niche in real estate signage, serving some of the biggest names in the Upstate.
Then there’s me.
I grew up in my pop’s sign shop and started working at 10 years old at the literal bottom of the ladder for $5 an hour.
Sweeping floors.
Weeding vinyl.
Painting posts and sandblasted signs.
Learning the trade from the ground up.
My foundation is hand-painted lettering + logos, real estate sign manufacturing, and installation.
Then came a graphic design degree, years working in other sign shops, and more experience in branding, sign design, manufacturing, installation, wraps + continued learning.
And one thing has never changed...
I never stop learning.
Because the tools changed.
The market changed.
The way businesses win attention changed.
My roots are old-school craftsmanship…
but Two Path Lane isn’t my pops’ sign shop.
We don’t just make signs or crank out quick generic logos.
We build brands that sell.
Signs that grab attention.
Wraps that turn trucks into rolling billboards.
Design that builds trust before you even shake hands.
So yeah, we cost more than the quick-sign places.
Because here, you’re not buying a cheap fix that keeps your business spinning its wheels.
You’re buying four generations of advertising wisdom, 33 years of experience, and branding skills built to make your business impossible to ignore.
If you want the lowest price, there are plenty of shops for that.
But if you want a brand that works mile after mile, job after job — making your business look like the obvious choice…
pull into the bay.
⚡ Book your pit stop.
P.S. Curious — how many people here remember when signs were still hand-painted instead of printed? 🎨
Or when vinyl letters required a pounce pattern, stencil knife, and a steady hand?
