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I went to one last year (I think it was last year). For someone that hasn’t been using Composer for awhile or hasn’t used it to it’s fullest capabilities, there is a wealth of information from Dana’s presentation. He really does know what he’s talking about. Most of the features he went over...

i was thinking the same thing after i posted...

http://www.facebook.com/glsignfactory

try storybook for apple

brush script

i was thinking friz too

vest?

do you have experience with a particular brand of printers?

I thought storybook, but the Q is different there too.

levi brush is kinda similar

In my experience, it only works well on white shirts.

What if you shift the center cut out down?

nitpicker! ;P

Then as I stated before, go to a sign professional. Otherwise it's gonna look shoddy (like the one you have does) and unprofessional. Your local sign shop will be able to give you examples of the materials you SHOULD be using instead of the materials you WANT to use. And it'll be done the...

no, yours is right. It has the slant that mine doesn't

SF Comic Strip for scale

Actually you are. You're not a professional sign maker, yet you want to make your own sign. You admitted that the sign you made didn't look good after a couple years. Why not contact your local sign shop and have them make you a sign/letters that will last well over 10 years?

I've got nothing either, but have a question. Is there a chance the "S" is upside down? Maybe it is one of the fonts you thought it was, but with a flipped "S"

I agree with VectorDr. It's certainly looks like impact

I got nothing either. Did you try running it through whatfontis.com?