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+1 A great way to do a blind install.

Elle E Dee'

I usually figure in 2 or 3 revisions on the original price. After that it's an hourly thing. AMAZINGLY, people decide really quickly after that. If you're in the middle of a revision nightmare, let the customer know that your original price included x amount of revisions and you've already...

We can always count on franken to be a knob and turn anything into a mac vs pc thead.

I only use 651 for temp or anything less than 3 yrs and almost never on a vehicle. ONCE I used it on a van. I was told that it would only be on there a year. 5 years later, after much proding from me to get it changed out, we finally changed the vinyl. Total crap. This was peeling around 3...

I think you can drag jpgs into word documents and scale it up or down from there.

They, as in THE ARTIST, usually retains ownership. The artist grants printing rights, 1st, 2nd, full printing rights. I drew illustrations for a book. I gave them 1st time printing rights. If they'd wish to reprint, they'll need to come back to me to request 2nd time printing rights...

the whole thing is looking squished. If those are custom wheels, they should have been drawn squashed down, not squashed via your program.

If you get cited, can you bring this up at the next city meeting? Better yet, get your local news crew involved.

As much as I wish it weren't, this is fake.

I usually use corels trace and then delete and adjust nodes manually.

I'm technically a home based business with a 2400 sq ft shop 200 ft from my house. Being this 'close to home', my family life seems to mingle into my shop time quite a bit and vice versa. Normally, I try and do my work at 'work', but my morning routine of getting the kids ready for school, I'm...

I don't get it... He took a picture of you WHILE you were cutting your grass, trying to cite you for NOT cutting your grass?

What program jim? In corel, it can be done with a blend tool. Start with a large *any shape*, end with a small * any shape * and blend. Adjust accordingly...

I love seeing sketchbook work! I think it shows the thought process and the true talent. Fantastic work vid! Found some more....

I too started on quark in college. Terrible and had almost an elementary feel too it even at that infancy in computers. I think I may have had corel at home for my comparison. Years later, I worked at a small publishing co and they used quark also for their layouts. This was 10 years later...

Badass, but who is WE?

I have a whole collection of pieces that never saw the light of day because a customer or a committee bastardized it to a completely ugly level. Pre-customer concepts remain in the portfolio, the ugly version goes out into the world.

Agreed. We really need a 'like' button up in here.

I usually buy my desktop printer ink from ebay. Buy a new color cart for $45 and 1/4 of that on ebay.