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That too!

First of all, the layout is good. It does the job, good copy priority, etc. I agree with Jills last comment. The .com doesn't need to be so large. I would make that smaller, maybe if the font used has an extended version, try that. That will allow you to move the .com up a little and increase...

Trajan is the closest I could find, but it's not quite it. May just have to retrace this one by hand. Why don't customers ever have vector files of their logos?

I tried WTF with no success. Anyone recoginze?

It can be purchased at myfonts.com An alternative to LHF Convecta is Compactaa which can be found free ;)

That's coming along well! Looking forward to trying out some smalts myself

Great job Joe!

Looks to me like a mish mash of art, the styles don't match

SignCut is a great program as well.

Love it! Very cool look.

Great work! I might have to try working with cedar next, I love the look of that school sign.

I just used an 1/8" straight bit around the lettering and a 3/8" (I think) to route out the background. In the corners of the letters, I had to go back with a box knife to give them more definition, but this is a pretty small sign. On larger signs, I think it would be unnecessary.

WHAT!?!? I just recently met someone else who never saw it. I don't know how any human being can live for decades without seeing Star Wars. Even if it's just the first one. It's like never seeing Casablanca, or the moon.

Haha...no joke, I had no idea! Guess I gotta start all over now

Hey Scott There really aren't any great videos, but some on youtube were helpful. It seems like most people making signs by hand with a router are just making the same cheesy cedar signs with black lettering you buy at all the flea markets. Honestly, it's not that hard. I just put down...

Haha...no, it wasn't that bad. I'm using a Bosch Colt, which is a pretty light router. It's perfect for signs.

No....Joe is the Corel master, I'm not in the same league. Everytime that guys posts something I feel like finding another job :D

You're going to get a lot of opinions on this one, so I might as well add mine. I've always used and been very happy with CorelDraw. It's a very robust program that will do everything you could ever want, but at the same time, I feel it's a little easier to grasp for beginners. I would...

Pat beat me to it :D

I'll point out what might be obvious to some, and not so much to most. Creek Leaves Wineglass Very cool logo.