With a glazed surface on the tile, these fired-on colors never fade and can really add a lot to your sign. An added benefit is that grafitti can be cleaned off the "glass" surface of the tile.

Charter Greens Colorado Springs, CO

1997 Honorable Mention in national competion

This sculpted & glazed tile sign was the second one created for the Briargate developments. Carved from 12" by 12" by 3" brick units, it features a "golfer" finely detailed down to the hand grip on the club and his Argyle socks.

Entered into the annual Signs of The Times national competition, this sign won an Honorable Mention in 1997.

This sign, along with the award winning Pueblo Latino Chamber of Commerce sign, was featured in the illustrated book, "Sign Gallery International," published by ST Publications in 1999.

Seckar Law Office & Pueblo Imagining 1996

Pueblo, Colorado

Seckar Law Office / Pueblo Imagining Center 1996

The sign for this building's two permanent tenants was designed to compliment the architecture of the building. Using the same color brick and stucco, the tile has a subtle "southwestern" motif in the background.

Steel City Agencies 1998

Pueblo, Colorado

SCA Insurance - Pueblo, CO 1998

Using existing sign foundations, this double-sided sign, 6' high by 11' 4" long, features the natural brick clay color, highlighted by glazed colors. The tile are 12" by 12" by 3" thick, carved back to a 1" bed-depth.

The internal frame for the sign was constructed off-site and trucked to the office location, where the concrete board and stucco were added, surrounding the tile.

For nighttime illumination, each side is lighted by single, wide-angle lights.

K. R. Swerdfeger Construction 1998

Pueblo West, Colorado

K. R. Swerdfeger Construction - 1998

The Pueblo West home for this multi-state construction company is identified by this double-sided sculpted & glazed tile sign, framed top & bottom with decorative brick tile.

Swerdfeger Construction also built the split-face concrete block wall for the sign tile. This sign is also front-lit at night on each side.

Eagleridge Estates, Pueblo, CO 2002

2003 MOMA Award - Best Signage

This recent entry sign won the 2003 MOMA Award for Best Signage, by the Pueblo Homebuilders Association.

With a tile area of 3' 4" high by 7' 4", the 8" x 8" sculpted & glazed tile are framed by Eldorado stone, to create an attractive entrance to this housing development .

Situated on a high location, with views of Pueblo and the surrounding mountains and plains, this popular site is expanding, with a second Earthwork Studios tile sign now installed.

Park West Business Campus Entry Monuments - 2002

Pueblo, Colorado

Two of these "stone and tile" entry walls welcome clients and customers to this growing business campus. Each curved wall is 4' high by 34' long, with the sculpted & glazed sign tile surrounded by Eldorado stone, made at their plant in Pueblo.

Besides a bank and credit union, this campus features a large medical center and large office building, serving the expanding needs of this community. A large, multi-acre, YMCA sports & recreation campus is planned for the near future.