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Well duh, they are the cheapest of the cheap, you get what you pay for. With them, you don't get service.

Good advice here. It's usually a good idea to include it on EVERYTHING, just to be safe. I always put it pretty small next to their name/logo, just like they do with the "TM" for trademark. Well, maybe just a little larger, but you get the idea.

Basically isign covered my sentiments. The photo's look nice! The B/W logo is just... blah.

bad = annoying. The structure is well put together. The logo on top is hideous but seriously... this guy doesn't know when to quit. Digging himself a grave...

You really do not know how bad you are....

You had me until the ham. I might do it if there was ham involved. mmmmmmmm :clapping:

You really still think you're a designer. Sigh. This might take a couple days...

Not a designer. I have rebranded 100+ employee companies, from the ground up. Albeit cheaper than I should've, in hindsight 20/20... but I've done branding. egad how'd that happen? I don't know signage... uh huh... only job I've had. :P hmmm.... judging by the use of english may I assume...

PROOF. Guys, this is a joke, a hoax. This guy does not work for this company nor is he a graphic designer.. Seriously, that's all I can can conclude. I have literally seen better art from a local soccer mom with illustrator 5. I kid you not, I should post it. I was going along fine until this...

For a company that teaches sign design that looks like crud. Seriously, not even halfway professional. :noway:

Alright, handled it like a regular sign job. Customer gets the first 15 minutes of design for free, anything beyond that and a revision or two and we start billing for artwork. So this is the initial mockup, took me right at 10 minutes, nothing amazing but I tried to treat it like a regular job...

Durn. You're right, sorry my mistake. Ride away into the sunset back to their moms basement to play a little D&D to help forget...

hahaha, WRONG! Wisdom has little to do with knowledge bob. Proper terminology, is what those geeky college dudes throw out in a bar and get laughed at until they sulk out to their moped and ride away into the sunset. :flamey:

Exactly. A 1/4 mile wide vector file has equal amount of points as a 1/16" inch wide vector. Doesn't affect your filesize. :)

I'm more worried about your 10mg... as, I'll put it this way. I had 35,000+ e-mails and attachments stored on my e-mail server. Never a problem. :P But anyways, let em have it if they are sending unsolicited stuff like that. You don't need that.

hahahahaha :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: :clapping: :notworthy: :toasting:

Most of my designs are 10-15 minutes, no counting identity work of course... just regular sign designs.

I've found saving as ai. 3, and importing all raster files as jpegs works best for me. ai. 3 works with so many programs, I just save as that, and no issues. :) Just took me a while to learn that.

BULLLLLLLLLSHIIIIIIII*********** Biggest load of bull ever. Flexi is horrible at importing other files. Bring in a pdf, it screws it up. Bring in a cdr file, usually freezes, bring in a .eps, usually ok, but 20% chance it will just freeze and have to reboot. Bring in too new of a ai. file...

Don't take this guys. :clapping: http://www.wimp.com/classicbloopers/