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I use them a lot. At first I would try exporting in CMYK and the colors looked like crap and I would have to tweak them. When I sent an eps they did not combine it so on the proof all the centers of the letters (like an O) were filled in. I started sending just a regular RGB jpg sized to their...

I just had to put a tree on a hair salon sign, and it went against everything I ever knew (along with everything else on the sign including the fonts) I tried to steer the client into something more appropriate but in the end I just let her have what she wanted and I will never show the photos...

Seems like it would be easier all around to just paint the letters after they are cut. Love....Jill

If you want to do your own, sketch it out with a pencil, you may need a French curve. Once you get it the way you like it, ink it in with a rapidograph. If your rapidograph is dried up (like mine) you can use a good quality fine point marker. Scan it, import it onto your design program, and...

:loveya: Happy birthday! Have a wonderful day. :thankyou: Love....Jill

Print it out as big as you can on paper, tape it to a window, put another piece of paper over it and trace it with a Sharpie, then scan it, import it into your design program, and clean it up. Love....Jill

You could also offer the alternative of just running a line of lettering down that straight part at the bottom, it's at about eye level. Love....Jill

Congratulations! He is so cute! Now I want one. Love....Jill

I have been insanely busy since February. :Big Laugh I used to do about two logos a year I have been doing like one a week, plus a ton of painted signs and other stuff. Agreed about the last minute people, I have had to turn a few away as I am just one person and there are not enough hours in...

As long as you learn from it I don't care...just buy the font. The font I used for my subcopy was LHF Stevens Percepta.

NO to the curved text. It's too close to the edge. Keep your elements together and don't let the shape dictate your copy.

As my 87 year old mom's best friend, who is 88 would say "big nose- long hose" They are just clip art suggestions.

Here's a quickie suggestion (just modified clip art for the pops) I used Square Meal for the name (modified) and broke up the wording so maybe it reads better. Pops my gosh reminds me of someone having a solo big O or squeezing a zit. The tagline is Pupcat. Thought it suggested maybe the pops...

That's the name? Seriously? What a goofy name (sorry I know it's not your fault) There are too many angles for starters, you need something straight in there. Fonts are icky and the one for the tagline looks really weak. Too many colors, too.

It's too late at night for me to post a suggestion, but what I will say is that you need to tighten up your elements. Massage and Therapy have too much space between them, and your lines of copy do as well. Your layouts are full of holes, and you are breaking a few design rules. Such as...

I agree, Rick, you are going to have to get a Gerber. These newer plotters just don't do what the Gerber does. I wish mine still worked, I hate using a pounce wheel. Love....Jill

I got it in the mail the other day but did not take a look. I have sold Gemini letters FOUR times in 28 years. :Big Laugh Love....Jill

I like it, but something in your outline (in Mania's first "a") looks really wonky. I'd make the pop and the word both have a black outline, (the PopMania in white with a black outline I mean) and use a lighter purple drop shadow. I don't like the brown on the pop it looks icky and has no...

Neuropol? (just a guess) Love....Jill

I think it would look a lot better with a different main font. Everything doesn't need to be so literal (meaning the font) it seems kind of corny to me. I like the icons and the colors especially. Love....Jill