Free Social Distancing for Musicians Sign
I've had a request to buy this image for use in a rehersal studio that's reopening. It's made me realise that this might be useful for others in similar spaces. I'm not going to sell it, though — you can have it for nothing.
So, if you run a studio, rehersal space, venue, music store, or anywhere musicians might hang out, feel free to DOWNLOAD this.
The download is a zip file containing a larger JPG file and a PDF that should be print-ready for a printer or copy-shop.
It's all gratis but it'd be absolutely cool if you give me a shout out online, buy me a coffee, or just say something nice about me to someone. 😉

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Basically, you can use it for whatever you like as long as you don't sell it, change it, or claim you made it. 🙂
This article written by Gerry Hayes and first published at hazeguitars.com
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