162. Maintaining the Lost Art of Hand Painted Signs ft. Ches Perry [Right Way Signs]

from I am Consciously Curious · host Victor Chan

Our next guest has been hand painting signs since 1970. I can’t help but think about him every time I drive west on the Kennedy expressway and peer over to the roof of the Salt Shed. He did that! Join us as we reflect on how he took a leap of faith on art school and immigrated to Chicago from Newfoundland, Canada. A lot of us are striving for peace from mind and he reminds us that it’s simpler than we think. Please enjoy my conversation with Ches Perry. https://www.rightwaysigns.com/https://www.instagram.com/chesperry/https://www.instagram.com/rightwaysigns

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