Classic Mirror Menu Calligraphy LA
Budget / Salary$200–400
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a Los Angeles–based calligrapher who already feels comfortable working directly on mirrors to letter a large café menu for our Beverly Hills location. The piece is 90" × 52.5", so balance, layout planning, and steady execution are critical. We’re an established business and want a timeless, classic hand—elegant but readable at a quick glance, reminiscent of traditional pen-and-ink storefront menus.
Here is what will make this project a success:
• We meet once (in person or video) to confirm the full menu wording, line breaks, and any hierarchy cues (item names vs. prices, section headers, etc.).
• You provide a quick pencil or digital mock-up so we can sign off on scale and spacing before you touch the glass.
• On the agreed installation day, you letter directly onto the existing mirror inside the café; all tools, guides, and cleanup are on you.
• Final piece must be smudge-free, with uniform stroke weight and crisp edges—no ghosting, drips, or marker residue visible in bright daylight.
Experience with oil-based or water-based markers on glass, proper surface prep, and a light hand for corrections is essential. If you have photos of past mirror menus—or any classic calligraphy samples—please include them with your proposal. I’m ready to book quickly so we can complete the work before our relaunch week.
Here is what will make this project a success:
• We meet once (in person or video) to confirm the full menu wording, line breaks, and any hierarchy cues (item names vs. prices, section headers, etc.).
• You provide a quick pencil or digital mock-up so we can sign off on scale and spacing before you touch the glass.
• On the agreed installation day, you letter directly onto the existing mirror inside the café; all tools, guides, and cleanup are on you.
• Final piece must be smudge-free, with uniform stroke weight and crisp edges—no ghosting, drips, or marker residue visible in bright daylight.
Experience with oil-based or water-based markers on glass, proper surface prep, and a light hand for corrections is essential. If you have photos of past mirror menus—or any classic calligraphy samples—please include them with your proposal. I’m ready to book quickly so we can complete the work before our relaunch week.
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