What Is Ronnie George's Painted Masterpiece
Thirty five years ago, Ronnie George’s mother owned a clothing store and wanted her store windows painted.
Having a natural talent to create congenial visuals, Ronnie George of Signs Unlimited located at 242 W. Hobsonway, began what he thought would be a one time thing in 1981 and turned into a seasonal career.
Fast forward to 2016, George’s painted masterpiece can be seen at places like Subway, Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant, Courtesy Inn, Nails and Hair, Pizza Studio and 25 other buildings, bringing cheer to customers and appealing to those traveling through Blythe.
Acquiring academic professionalism, George went to art school at Palo Verde College, opened up a store, which later allowed him to put his hobby into good use and finesse his
Having a natural talent to create congenial visuals, Ronnie George of Signs Unlimited located at 242 W. Hobsonway, began what he thought would be a one time thing in 1981 and turned into a seasonal career.
Fast forward to 2016, George’s painted masterpiece can be seen at places like Subway, Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant, Courtesy Inn, Nails and Hair, Pizza Studio and 25 other buildings, bringing cheer to customers and appealing to those traveling through Blythe.
Acquiring academic professionalism, George went to art school at Palo Verde College, opened up a store, which later allowed him to put his hobby into good use and finesse his