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I'm excited that it's coming to Pittsburgh in September. It will be showing at the same theater that I won movie tickets to in a newspaper coloring contest when I was 12. :smile: Love....Jill

I am so glad to see clean and simple coming into vogue and I hope it stays that way. Love....Jill

Must you use that font? If you have to, can you unsquish it? I'd stack it on the sides like you did on the back. But I would abandon that font altogether if possible. All-caps can be hard to read. Try Allied in a script on to then WHEEL (all caps) on top of refinishing. Make the giant...

and still more. The museum one was a repaint of a sign I had originally made in 1998. I did a little freehand pictorial on the back. The car was painted two hours before yesterday's Cruise-a-Palooza in Butler. That was totally freehand too and lots of fun.

Top one looks like a modified Atkinson: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fontry/fha-nicholson-french/ But not quite. Love....Jill

Is this the one you went into a 13 hour sign coma on? :smile: I envy you.

I think it will work out fine.

I'd leave it be. But if you do age it, look at some of Mark Fair's work, he ages things really well. Also David Kynaston from the UK. Love....Jill

However you install it (I am no one to give install advice, I would have to panel it as I am 61 inches tall haha) make sure you leave about a half-inch border all the way around it. Don't run it right to the edges of the glass. You don't want to pay to replace that large of a window if...

They do make real copper leaf. It's not that hard to learn to gild, especially using a paint mask for the size. You would need to clear-coat to avoid a patina. I've even had metallic copper paint turn green over time. A good water-based copper paint is Ronan's Aqua leaf, again, using a paint...

http://artandsignstudio.com/fonts.html

Here are two more that I finally got pix of. Both were complete logo/sign/bizcard packages.

I particularly love Easy Street. Using Argentina this week on a painted garage sign, kinda bikery-looking. I love your fonts, Steve. :loveya: Love....Jill

I'm good at basic bread and butter snappy clean stuff if you wanna PM me. I'm pretty fast, too. :thankyou: Love....Jill ...but I do not have a Merchant Membership so I feel kind of smarmy saying I do design work.

Hahahha I thought Whores, or maybe Shores. :Big Laugh Love....Jill

I have been busy for a year straight (after a two-year dead time and I mean DEAD) The last couple weeks have been just plain insane (which is great) Unfortunately it seems when I am busy it seems to send out some sort of signal that only @ssholes and weirdos can see. I've been actually...

Century Gothic worked real well for the bottom.

Ohhh! Red dot you say? I saw it but did not know what it did. I'll stop acting like I'm on the red dot and try to copy you. :thankyou: :wink: AHA! Now I see it! mirror/mirror/red triangle then fondle individually. :thankyou::signs101:

It won't let me drop it down, so I broke the little b@stard a part and placed it by hand. Which is kind of redundant when considering we get software so we don't have to do things by hand. :banghead: Corel 12 had two toolbar icons (in addition to the missing flippy A one) You could choose...

:thankyou::signs101: Blahhhh. Looks like it's gonna be auto-trace. Thanks, fellas. ($50 job)