Recent content by Artildawn

I think Gino's right, superscripting of the ordinal is more common.

@oldgoat...yeah, it didn't like my attachment so had to do a quick ftp upload @jhill... yep, that works. Thanks very much.

Looking for the name of font used for "lush" (it's actually part of Blush before anyone gets any ideas :P) Thanks in advance for your assistance.

the color scheme seems to belong to the "other team" rather than the one the mission represents. You should be able to do urban without going to a dark place. I like the gold instead of red suggestion but then you'll probably want to change the gradient in the rays too. Maybe sunset colors...

welcome to the forum. Why matte?

Jim, Just tested and it does work, but you'll have to plan in advance and set up the layers in Corel when you created the vector.

is there no other identification other than the lot number? Nothing on the liner or in the core?

I haven't been on here much lately because of the same toxicity that others have already mention... and I wasn't on the receiving end before anyone asks. Now I just peek in occasionally to see what's new.

have you tried it using the rs323c port? also, if you haven't already... get the manuals here: http://www.graphtecamerica.com/support/

nice, clean and simple. looks good.

I know enough to be dangerous. 20 years as a Navy Illustrator/Draftsman, all OJT (on the job training).

Thin red on black will not be legible small or from a distance. The reversed text, while novel, makes the view work for comprehension. It took me a second to realize the S in the color block was a D. Of those presented, I'd lean toward the stuff in bottoms of columns 3 and 4, assuming the red on...

middle-handed

I don't know of any specific collections for walls, but there are tons of vector collections available although I'd doubt you'll find any with predesignated cut lines.

The bottom left makes it look more like an Air Force star. The Bronze Star medal is actually two stars (see here:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/archive/7/72/20091002084159!Bronze_Star_medal.jpg) As an alternative to the star you could use the ribbon colors. I like the...