Golden Hour Script Logo

A made-up name, Joel Carrady, stands in for yours. It is written in a bold, slanted brush script in sunset orange, with large looping capital J and C letters and a long flourish on the final Y. Beneath it, a two-layer amber swoosh curves up from the left and ends at the right in a small half sun with short rays. A line of thin charcoal capitals, HAULIN' GOOD PEOPLE, runs under the swoosh with tapered dashes on each side.

A script name flows along one line, so a short first and last name sit comfortably, as in the sample. A long name stretches the swoosh beneath it and shrinks the letters, which makes the script tighter and slower to read. A single word is easy to fit but leaves more empty space around the sun. The mark is wide and fairly low, which suits a long rectangular door area. The tagline shown is part of the made-up example.

Orange and amber look warmest on white, silver, cream and light gray doors, and orange also has strong contrast on black. These colors get lost on red, orange, brown and yellow paint. The friendly script suits a family-run or local-feeling operation more than a corporate fleet, and the sun gives it an easygoing, open-road mood.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.