Big and bold signs. Small and subtle signs. Classic and ornate signs. Modern and minimalist signs. Hand-carved and illuminated signs.
Yes, we love ‘em all.
And we know our stuff, too. After designing and installing custom signs in Southeastern Massachusetts for more than 20 years, we know which kinds of signs look good, hold up to the elements, and get results for our customers.
Paul Luszcz (rhymes with “fuzzy”) hung the Zebra Visuals sign after launching his company in 1994. Since then he has created thousands of high-quality custom signs for a variety of industries and purposes. He brings his passion for design and craftwork along with a deep expertise in manufacturing, business strategy, site planning, and local government.
Prior to Zebra Visuals, Paul worked as an industrial designer creating site plans, interiors, and fixtures for big-box hardware stores and retail shops. One question, in particular, guided his work for clients – How do people find you? – and often the answer was a well-designed, effectively placed sign. Feeling called to entrepreneurship, he decided to make sign-making a full-time endeavor.
Paul is a longtime familiar face on his local political scene, having served as a Plymouth town meeting member and precinct chairman. He uses that government expertise to better serve his customers – making sure any sign complies with zoning regulations and even presenting the designs himself before local planning boards.
A proud Polish-American, Paul spent his childhood mastering the accordion and won a few national competitions. While he can still whistle a polka or two, these days he prefers to tickle the ivories as a jazz pianist.
You could say Kate Fernando possesses one eye for beautiful design and another for nitty-gritty detail. That’s a pretty useful balance for her dual roles as Zebra’s designer and project manager.
Using her knowledge of color, materials, and branding, Kate designs signs that capture the essence of our customers’ businesses. She also keeps projects humming along on time and on budget.
A native of Australia, Kate moved to the US to get more face-time with her pen pal (now husband) from Plymouth. She loves to crochet but, alas, has yet to figure out how to weave yarn into a durable sign.
No butchers, bakers, or candlestick makers – but Paul knows a top-notch printer, metalworker, woodworker, painter, and Illuminated-sign fabricator. These master craftsmen have decades of experience, take great pride in their work, and produce superior signs for Zebra Visuals’ customers.