So, since I really should be working on any number of other things, I of course decided to spend a couple of hours this evening designing a template for Avalonian highway route number signs.

(The gold trim is highly reflective, like the white bits of real-world US highway signs, so at night they look like gold outlines on black.)

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Benchley's Law of Human Dynamics:
A human being is capable of any amount of work as long as it's not the work he's supposed to be doing at that time.

That said, nice design, and the mental image I have of the nighttime view is quite striking.

-- Bob
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Five years ago I was a four-stone apology. Today I am two separate gorillas.

Is the white also retroreflective? Because if not, then it may be hard for those of us with less-than-perfect vision to be able to see the numbers. Gold is a good choice, though, because it's visually distinct from both the headlights and the taillights (though maybe not the turn blinkers, but the signs don't blink).

Of course, with UF technology, it's highly likely that the cars (or their guidance systems) know exactly where the highways are and can help direct the people who need it, even without the signs. So aesthetics may play a larger role in the future.