About Pelican Signs
Welcome to Pelican Signs, where tradition meets artistry in the heart of Dartmoor.
We specialise in creating bespoke, hand-painted signs that bring a touch of elegance and individuality to any space. Our signs are more than just markers; they are pieces of art that tell a story, crafted with passion and precision.
Our Craft
At Pelican Signs, we believe in the enduring charm of hand-painted signs. Each piece is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, ensuring that every brushstroke adds to the unique character of the sign. Whether it’s a quaint shop sign, a personalised home plaque, or a custom piece for a special event, our signs are designed to stand the test of time and trends.
Our Mission
Our mission is to blend artistic expression with practical utility, creating signs that are not only functional but also visually captivating. We work closely with our clients to capture their vision and translate it into a tangible work of art. Every sign we create is a testament to our commitment to quality, creativity, and customer satisfaction.
Meet Amy Ford
Pelican Signs was founded by Amy Ford, a passionate artist and sign maker who calls the picturesque Dartmoor her home. With a background in fine arts and a love for traditional craftsmanship, Amy has dedicated her career to mastering the art of hand-painted signs. Her work is characterised by its attention to detail, vibrant colours, and timeless appeal.
Amy’s journey began with a simple love for painting and a desire to create something meaningful. Over the years, she has honed her skills and developed a unique style that blends classic techniques with contemporary flair. Living in Dartmoor, Amy draws inspiration from the natural beauty and rich history of the area, infusing each sign with a sense of place and personality.
When she’s not in her studio, Amy enjoys exploring the rugged landscapes of Dartmoor, finding new inspirations for her work. Her dedication to her craft and her community is evident in every sign she creates, making Pelican Signs a beloved part of the local artistic landscape.
