Project showcase · Backer panel + Dimensional logo + Script letters
Suka Omakase Dimensional Logo and Script Letters
Mount Fuji, a red rising sun and a bonsai tree lead the Suka script across a dark backer, signaling the cuisine before anyone reads the name. The Japanese omakase restaurant is preparing to open in Haltom City's new H Mart-anchored shopping center at Loop 820 and Beach Street.
- Sign typeBacker panel, Dimensional logo, Script letters
- IndustryOmakase sushi restaurant
- LocationHaltom City, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
The logo is cut to its own outline: a pale, snow-streaked Fuji in front of a red sun, then a bonsai drawn in fine white line work, each edged in black. Suka follows in a flowing light gray script with dark returns, and OMAKASE sits in spaced capitals on a black bar, all on a raised dark panel over charcoal brick.
Illumination
Under a bright overcast sky the red sun is the first thing to catch the eye, while the pale script holds firm contrast against the dark panel.
Installation
Centered on the brick parapet above a dark metal canopy with recessed downlights, directly over the glass entry of the main storefront.
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