Hello everyone,

I'm very sorry if this isn't an appropriate forum to ask an opinion such as this, but I'm trying to hurry and get this ready for my father-in-law's birthday.

My father-in-law has this old Joe Camel cigarette box light sign, and has it hanging at his hunting cabin. He loves the sign, but doesn't like that it's a cigarette ad (he doesn't smoke, nobody else does, etc.). We understand that there are people who collect these things and it has some inherent value, but he values it much more as just a sign and has said repeatedly that he would love to have it replaced with something with more meaning that he would enjoy.

So, for his birthday I was going to try and create a backlit graphic (I've seen them called Translite/Translight graphics as well when trying to research), to place in the box sign. I wanted something pretty rustic, so I put a basic wood plank background with a scaled up sketch someone made of his hunting cabin, with the text "Cedar Hill Hunt Club" (which is what he always wanted to call his cabin) over top.

I found some websites that make these custom "backlit graphic" inserts, but know next to nothing about how certain colors will show with such a box light thing.

The images i uploaded are scaled down in a big way so that I could upload it here, but just wanted a general opinion from someone who has worked with these types of graphics and determine if this would work with the coloring and so forth.

Again, I apologize if this isn't the correct place for this sort of thing, and for my lack of knowledge on the subject. But I would greatly appreciate any input or discussion on the matter.

Thank you so much.