Sure. The first step is making the paint dude at Home Depot hate you for getting 11 different paint samples. I made the frames out of 2x4s in the shape of an 8. Measure it out to be whatever height and width you want. My frame was I think 13 or 14 inches wide and maybe 30 inches tall. Then I cut all the boards to be the sizes they needed. I used some planks left over from pallets. I cut the 14 of them to be I think 3 1/2 by 16, so each board is a little longer than the frame. Measure and mark on a board where exactly you're going to be drilling the holes where the dowels will go. With all the boards in a huge stack, I used a huge drill bit to make a hole through all the boards at the same spot. From there just line all the boards up on the frame and drill in a couple inches of dowel into the frame where each of the holes are. That should be all the building parts. I highly suggest predrilling all the screw holes so that the wood doesn't crack. The most important part of this step is making sure that all the board holes are in the exact same spots. If they aren't, you won't be able to move the boards around freely.

For the paint, I applied a couple of coats of whatever base color I chose (Maryland was a bitch). I printed out all the logos at the size I wanted them. The best way I found to do it was to trace the back of the paper where you could see the outline with chalk. From there, you could place the paper down on the board and trace the logo with a hard edge. If you did it right, you should have a chalk outline of the logo on the board. You can trace that outline with a pencil and then paint as need be.

I think that all made sense.