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Stumped with this one...

You need to tell the client there's still room on that shirt to make the phone numbers larger

Here's a quick vector version....

Is this for print or just for presentation? If it's just presentation, just reduce the resolution of the bitmap. The other option is to just create a circle and imitate the fill with a gradient, then copy and place how you want it. I wouldn't do either though. I would just find an engine...

How about a screen shot of what your trying to do? I'm not sure I'm following

Great looking sign Craig!

Image 09 on both pages

Try pages 136 and 137

Thanks!

I'm not sure the make and model of this van...

That's crazy. I used it from Corel too and got zip

I think that's it! Thanks

It looks like some others I have, but haven't found an exact match yet. WhatTheFont hasn't helped either...

The letters in the pic look like they were done by hand. Or at least finished by hand. You can do it yourself if your ambitious: http://signsofgold.com/publications_80_816203370.pdf

I'm guessing this is because you haven't used latex paints in a long time. Modern exterior acrylic latex paints are far superior to oils for durability. Many paint manufacturers have 25 year or even lifetime warranties on their product. They don't peel unless the prep wasn't done correctly...

You live in Virginia and you don't know who Dierks Bentley is?

I should mention that I'm referring mainly to print media. Say a customer comes for a flyer/postcard/brochure design. Do you feel like you need to supply the working file?

Just curious to hear everyone's policies about providing working files. I have a customer who is always complaining because I work in Corel and can't provide him Photoshop files so he can make adjustments later on to keep the design up to date. (expiration dates, etc.) My feeling is, I'm...

Haha...no, but I'll keep that in mind for the next one. Just make the sign as normal, then ship it down to Moze for the final touch. This took roughly 2-2.5 hours total.

I'm embarrassed to say no. :( After all these years of being interested in painting, I never developed my skills enough. I used a mask.