My wife really liked the sign I made as a gift for a friend so she asked me to make a double sided pub style sign for her team at work. I am really happy with the way it came out. Once again I took advantage of the masking to make my paint work look a lot cleaner than it would be otherwise. For me the hardest part of this was making the vines interact with the main body they way they do. Making a line cut one place and score the other turned out to be a lot harder than I expected and took several hours.
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That’s incredible!
I’ve had that challenge too - breaking up lines between cutting & engraving in a single piece makes my brain hurt a little.
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Well done @Kallisti
Really like the style, and I know your struggle with line work like you mentioned. Hurts my brain just like @dan says.
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What program are you using? I guess I’m spoiled with CorelDraw…it handles stuff like that very easily…
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Those came out fantastic!!Any pictures ofthe work right out of the machine (before painting?)… or during?
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The same with Illustrator.
Fantastic looking signs! 
(You might have found your niche!)
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You are really good at that!
The mirror of the vine is great.
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Displaying the signs pointing 2 different directions for beer hurts my head 
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Point taken. Cheers!
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Inkscape or Illustrator.
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Sadly, no. I didn’t take any progress photos of this one. Sorry.
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That looks great!
Are those two halves of a single sign that will be glued back-to-back?
Yes. I need to fabricate a middle layer for the hanging hardware to attach to still though.
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Fantastic sign. It also answers the old question of what’s cooler than being cool.
Alright alright alright alright!
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This guy knows what’s up.