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Hey! Welcome Helen......from Central California, USA :Welcome: ~Geary

Myron, I am mistaken. It's not Glyph. That's just the name for the image I scanned in "WhatTheFont". Sorry. Man, this looks so familiar to me. Looks like some sort of "Serpentine". ~Gear

Myron, I think it's "Glyph" if I'm not mistaken. ~Gear

Welcome :Welcome: .....from central California!!! ~Geary

John Deaton is one of THE best in the business.....anywhere! :thumb: ~Gear

JM, You're not an artist at all then? What I'm saying is....can't you take some pictures of one of the cars and adapt it yourself as a cartoon? If not, I'm sure you could hire someone from this website to do one for you. ~Gear

I agree with you....the Omega stuff is problematic in the two shops I used to work at. I'm with Doug 100%. The set up he explained in his first post is exactly what we switched to and it solved ALL the problems. :thumb: ~Gear ps......the bottom line is, of course, always what...

As a Mac dude, Fred, I concur that USB 2.0 peripherals will work on the 1.0s. My old iMac is a 333mhz machine and I've used a 2.0 external hd on it. :thumb:

Oh, haha, cool. :cool1: Since I already voted in the other one ("parttime") could you remove that and put my vote in the "Old-Timers" ballot? Pretty please? :thankyou: :U Rock: Fred! ~OG (OldGear) :tongue:

Glad this was reserected. It's interesting to see the different populations in the sign business. I'm wondering however, if the "parttime signmaker - work from home" would make those of us who are merely semi-retired look as though it's just a hobby. Not that there's anything wrong with...

Welcome from Californication. Where us conservatives are just tryin ta gettalong. :tongue:

Bigger the better. For instance, when I first moved to San Francisco many years ago and then decided to start one of my sign shops there....I found that the clientel wasn't as concerned about price as they were about "WHEN" it gets done. That's always a good problem to have in my book...

Associates degree in Illustration. Attended three different art schools. Began sign work in 1971 in a silkscreen shop while attending college. Basically did everything I could get my hands on that related to commercial art since high school. Learned the hand lettering trade from a hard core...

You got that right bud.....it's a GREAT machine. And that's coming from long time user of Graphtecs and Summas. :wink: ~Gear

Well.....ya know what Desay ....buy cheap die fast. Horrible ....I know...don't shoot please. :tongue: Let me recommend another "inexpensive" machine bundle though....also made "offshore" but these guys do know what they're doing. Go with the Panther from Signwarehouse. (I do...

Holy Crap!! Hi Mark!! Really good to see you here! Wow! I can't believe it! I've admired your work for years in several publications. An old sign friend, Mark Otis, told me of you once in a conversation at a Letterhead's event in Denver a long time ago. So, SO glad to see another...

Go back to bed OP......sheeesh! G.

I did a Google and got like 170 million hits for "stock photos online". Go figure. G.

Mike, You won't believe it. So simple. I just went to Google's image site. Just type in "T-Rex....or Tyrannasaurus Rex Pictures....or images. See what you get. :wink: Btw, if you need this one tweaked on....I can do it for you in about 5 minutes. :thumb: Gear

So......"airbrush" it out. :thumb: Surely you've got photoShop or CorelDraw....don't you? ~gear