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Can anyone identify "BUGGS" in this logo? Thanks!

Who's your supplier Colorado? How many rolls do you typically buy in a month? Those are good prices.

Reread my post. I said IN THIS CASE I think overlays would have looked much better and you could have easily hidden the seam on the edge of the circle. It takes no extra time at all to do the job the right way. The only time I would consider going the template route is if it was a project that...

It's a nice job, but I wouldn't point out that you didn't do overlays. That just draws attention to the fact that the hood and fenders don't line up. There is no easy way to do that. We usually design our way out of issues like that. If I really want to impress a customer and have to do...

You must have money to burn. Blades aren't exactly cheap. Why would you want to burn a $15 blade to make one cheap set of flimsy, poorly printed magnets? That makes NO sense.

Well, 8519 is cheaper than the 180. What would you expect? Why would you consider mismatching materials just to save a buck when in the long run it will more than likely cost you a lot more than a buck when the material fails? If you can't afford to do it the right way... there's always Arlon ;)

You guys are freakin hilarious!

I saw this one in Signs & Digital Graphics. Looks awesome! Did you guys do the design work or did Jack in the Box supply it? Why are you re-wrapping it?

I tend to think larger overlaps look cleaner. I think maybe because with 3/4" overlaps, they have to be absolutely perfect to look clean. With 2" overlaps, they appear less like an "accident" to me. For instance... on an F150 crew cab, you have to put a seam between the front and back door...

I disagree with your philosophy on seams or no seams based on the client's budget. It is our philosophy that regardless of the client's budget, we cannot afford to have poor quality work on the streets. In my opinion, seams look tacky and unprofessional... especially seams that could have been...

Here's a quick logo idea mocked up on the S101 home page. This is based on the dafont.com font called Bottle Depot, however, I have significantly changed it.

I'm not sure Fred really has any intentions of revamping the S101 logo... but based on a discussion in another thread, it sounds like he's not opposed to at least seeing what ideas you guys have. I think it would be fun to see what some of you can come up with.

I'm honestly not intending to be offensive. Just offering my professional criticism. Choose any script font you want. It won't help. The logo is antiquated and a tad amateurish. The space between "signs" and "101" makes no sense to me. The two highly stylized fonts don't go together at all. The...

What is "i .com" ??

+1 Definitely leave the main power switch on and don't worry about powering it down on the front panel either. It will "go to sleep" on its own and run periodic cleaning cycles to ensure the heads or lines don't become clogged with ink.

I would not run magnetic through a Roland. It costs virtually nothing more to print on something like IJ35 and mount that to the magnetic. If you're feeling really nice, you should laminate it too.

Actually, I was just trying to help another S101 member. I wasn't calling anyone out... but rather, trying to protect you. I understand you are getting defensive because everyone here believes you are wrong and you probably feel like you are being attacked. That's because most everyone here is...

Tell it to the judge. That wrap and business brand is a lawsuit waiting to happen...whether you drew the image or not. The likeness of the Incredible Hulk is not your intellectual property. Profiting from an image that does not belong to you is a problem and will most definitely bite you in the...

Interesting. What technique did you use? It appears to be die cut gloss lam overlayed on the matte black wrap?

Some home builders use a hammer to build a house. Others use a nail gun. A few use banana leaves and bamboo. Regardless of what Bob says, the above statement is true and is a good metaphor for the various graphic design software products on the market. I'm sure some of you were huge fans...