Noble Neon

Long overdue: the sign we made when opened. Check out a class. ✨👌🏽
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We rarely get to see our signs at night. Maybe we’ll get out more and share 😌 Happy to see this one keeping the street aglow.

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It’s been an honor to bring another iteration of ’s vision “Neon American Anthem (Red)” earthside.
If you are in Santa Fe anytime between now and February, make a point to stop in to see his current show curated by , part of an amazing and hospitable crew at Site that helped bring this all together.

You can also see Galanin’s first white version in the ongoing show, American Art: The Stories We Carry, which we’ll share more of in another post.

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Special thanks to the artists and artisans Kelsey Fernkopf
Jesse Montini-Vose
Cedar Mannan
Lia Hall and many many others

Going through archives for old projects and realized we never shared this wonderful Benjamin Verdoes music video from 2014 which includes some of our neon work ––Directed by: Tristan Seniuk
Written by Tristan Seniuk, Benjamin Verdoes, and Ifrah Ahmed.

Benjamin Verdoes - So Bari Directed by: Tristan SeniukWritten by Tristan Seniuk, Benjamin Verdoes, and Ifrah Ahmed Produced by Zack TupperExecutive Produced by Kirt Debique, Brick Lane...

Remember to VOTE! It’s that time again. We’ve had this PSA up in our window for the past couple weeks. Now remember to do your civic duty and get to the ballot box 🗳 tomorrow Nov. 8th!

Closing out Filipin@/x American History Month with highlights of some projects we’ve made for some of our Filipin@ clients/collaborators. Buckle up for a read!
Pictured:
1. Me, NN Co-Founder, proud Pinay American Lia Yaranon Hall soaking up the knowledge of the late great Uncle /Dr./Deacon Fred Cordova who presided over my Lola’s funeral and showed me there was a file of newspaper clippings with our family name!
Dr. Fred Cordova, along with his wife, FANHS Founder Dr. Dorothy Laigo Cordova, first introduced October as Filipino American History Month in 1992 with a resolution from the FANHS National Board of Trustees.
2. With my mom Lilia at the helm of her annual church Filipino Food booth holding up an iconic lumpia. Been doing this for decades.
3. Cedar Mannan, NN Co-Founder, mom and Godmother, Tita Josie––retired ESL teacher, crafter, Etsy-seller extraordinaire.
4. Paolo Campbell of the acclaimed Chicken Supply in front of his sarap na sarap sign.
5 + 6. Local Celebs Geo Quibuyen (whatchu know about Blue Scholars!) and Chera Amlag at the soft opening of their Chinatown/ID Hood Famous. If you haven’t tried their ube cheesecake, get off the light rail at the King Street Station. And head upstairs to their beautiful space designed by LaUnion Studio. Sign designed by Janelle Quibuyen.
7-9. Good Sister signs for the beautiful lifestyle goods and services store. Black and Filipin@-owned by the coolest Ennjoili Fleck.

This City is full of amazing Filipin@/x entrepreneurs, collaborators, fire-starters and community sustainers––too many to list here. I’ll have to come back and drop some names. Happy Halloween y’all.