Pink BoxSigns (6)
The giant donut on the roof, the pink box, neon, the number on the window. All free to use — licence and photographer under each one, and the page it came from is a click away.
5 pictures across 6 genres.
Mr. Spudnut and the mascots
The cartoon characters donut companies used to sell themselves in the middle of the twentieth century. the whole piece →
No picture on file yet for this one.
Neon and the lit sign
Signs that advertise by light: a neon ring, a lit arrow, a plastic panel with DONUTS in red, and the hot sign that says the fryer is going. the whole piece →
The Anthora cup
The blue-and-white paper coffee cup with a Greek meander border and the words "We Are Happy To Serve You", designed for New York's Greek-run coffee shops. the whole piece →
No picture on file yet for this one.
The donut on the roof
Oversize donuts built on or around Southern California shops to catch drivers: roadside novelty architecture, most of it from the decade after the Second World War. the whole piece →
The hand-lettered board
The menu written by hand — on card, on a whiteboard, on the glass — and updated by writing over it. the whole piece →
No picture on file yet for this one.
The pink box
The matte pink paperboard box a dozen donuts go into: the most recognisable object in the American trade, and the cheapest. the whole piece →
