Lone Star Western Woodtype Logo

On top, three lines of dark brown woodtype capitals read LONE, STAR and HOT SHOT. The top two words are the largest, and the third line is smaller. The sample, Lone Star Hot Shot, is made up. Your company name replaces it, and the star stays behind.

This is the most vertical layout of the eight. It wants a name that falls into three short chunks, like two single words plus a trade word. Short words stack well, and long words need a narrower, smaller line. The star sits mostly behind the middle word, so the middle line gets the most space around it. A name with one or two words can leave a line empty or turn into two lines. Mention how many words you have, and we choose the split.

Brown on tan is a low-contrast, earthy pairing, so it reads best on white, cream, light gray or yellow paint, where the star adds a warm backdrop. On a tan, brown or red door it merges, and on black the brown lettering sinks. The western woodtype suits ranch hauling, livestock transport, oilfield and hotshot work, or any Texas-flavored business. Fleets after a modern look will find it too theme-heavy, and the stacked layout takes up a lot of door.

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