Alina Radetsky / Sign Painter & Designer
Born in Moscow and raised in New York, I came to sign painting through a background in fine art, graphic design, house painting & decorative finishes. After working with Noble Signs, I founded All Good Signs in Portland, Oregon in 2017, and have spent over five years painting iconic outdoor signs, historic murals, and lettering across the Pacific Northwest & beyond. I continue to study and refine my craft through specialty workshops and shared practice within the sign painting community.
I paint and build by hand, with digital tools used for mockups and finalized design files when the project needs them. The work I love to do is collaborative with my clients, feels lived-in, well-made, and at home in its environment. Something that holds up to weather and time, and takes on character as it ages, rather than being disposable.
Have a project in mind? Contact me through the inquiry form or email: alina@allgoodsigns.co.
Instagram @allgoodsigns
Services:
Lettering & murals on interior & exterior walls
Historic restoration
Painted & gold leaf gilded designs on glass
Panel/hanging signs made from wood or aluminum, custom-built a-frames
Creative direction, wayfinding, logos, business cards, promotional material
Group Exhibitions: The Gentle Revolution Presents: The Pre-Vinylettes' Suffragette Centennial, Memorabilia From The House Of Action!, Fool’s Gold, The Auto Show, Dumb Luck Show, Flowers on The Wall, Tough Love, Writer’s Block, LP Shows 1 & 2.
[Most recently updated October 2025 in New Orleans]
SELECTED CLIENTS:
Mr. Plywood
Travel Oregon
Oregon Contemporary Museum
Aria Gin
Portland Cookshop
Mirisata
Selected Stories Books
Spoke & Word Books
Straight From New York Pizza
Tulip Shop Tavern
Portland Internetworks
Paper Epiphanies
Vivienne Culinary Books
No Saint
Revival Drum Shop
Mortal Emblem Tattoo
Oddball Studios
I’ve Been Framed
Good Wood
Coy & Co.
Buckley Photo
Tenpod PDX
Wink Vintage
Dear You Salon
Creature’s Closet
Superette
Screen Door
Aesthete Tea
Jacqueline
Mama Dut
Papi Chulo’s
Open Hand Health
Psychic Sister
Pacific Holiday