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I've had enough. I'm starting a new acronym. Hopefully it catches on. PTDF - post the damn file!

Close, but that's not it either.

Darby Sans and Darby Sans Poster are very similar, but not quite as wide. Commercial Type » Catalog » Darby Sans Poster Family

What do you mean you can't find it? Google search "stereo gothic font" and you'll get at least 4 places you can buy it on the first page of results. Stereo Gothic™ - Webfont & Desktop font « MyFonts Stereo Gothic Fonts by Dharma Type » Fontspring FontShop | Stereo Gothic Stereo Gothic Complete...

It looks like something based on ITC Ronda by Herb Lubalin. The /s/ and /&/ are different, but they could just be alternates from one of the many versions of Ronda out there.

Incised is Bitstream's ripoff of Antique Olive. The only difference is they changed the Q and the $. Antique Olive is free if you have Typekit, otherwise the URW cut has the lowest price. Antique Olive Nord D Italic - Desktop font « MyFonts

There are a lot of different mobile apps called "Poster Maker".

No hits here. Perhaps the name of the app would be a useful clue?

Komacel Plus is a UV-printable outdoor PVC that's available from 4–30mm. They have plenty of technical information on their website about using it outdoors. ::: Welcome to KommerlingUSA - Komacel Plus: Technical ::: ::: Welcome to KommerlingUSA - Outdoor Use of Rigid PVC-U Sheets :::

There are many different versions of this font. The most well-known version is called Engravers' Old English, designed by Morris Fuller Benton in 1902, but he based it on an older design from the 18th century by William Caslon. I presume English Towne by Dieter Steffman is based on one of those...

FYI this method only works if you're measuring the last few feet of the roll. It does not scale all the way from an empty roll to a full roll of material. No, you don't need any kind of complicated math to calculate it fairly precisely. You just average the inner and outer diameter of the...

Yes, all of it. If you explain the improvements in terms that the client understands, it's not difficult to convince them to pay a little more for a better design. You'll definitely get better at selling design with practice.

We often suggest improvements on the designs we get from customers. We'll fix the kerning in their logo if it's really bad, we'll reverse Google their low-res images and replace them with better copies to improve print quality, and when we get PDF artwork that's obviously been exported from MS...

Here's our spreadsheet that calculates the remaining material on a roll. You'll need a caliper to do it. Roll length calculator

There are at least two ways to make a swatch that's easy to access from any new document in Illustrator. 1. Open the Libraries panel and drop the spot colour in there. It will always be there in the Libraries panel no matter what document you open. 2. Add your spot colour to your favourite New...

Actually, it appears their site has been hacked. It's a free font, as seen on the designer's Behance page: Behance

That's called a chord. Not the same thing as a radius, and it would only work on a rounded corner with an arc of 120 degrees, i.e. on an equilateral hexagon with rounded corners. Also, just an aside, but what on earth did Illustrator do to you that you have to cry every time someone mentions...

From 4over's website: 4over doesn't seem to have any jump in shipping costs (UPS or Purolator) when the package crosses the 48" or 96" length threshold. I'm looking at Canada to Canada shipping, so it may vary depending where you're shipping to and from.

Brimstone Yellow looks to me like it would be slightly out of gamut for most CMYK printers, but 0-0-95-0 would be a good place to start. That's the recipe for Pantone 102 CP which is fairly close.