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what about a tech only 20 minutes away, charging $100 in trip fees, and taking his sweet time with a couple of cheeseburgers, at $185 an hour?

Bloody Dracula is the first one I thought of... check out www.dafont.com

You are playing with fire. That little job could land you in court being slapped with $50,000 in fines. Do not, DO NOT, touch a Harley logo.

Proof you aren't a designer. :clapping::clapping::clapping:

Not sure what to say about this, but I'd say you probably just said yes to something you weren't ready to say yes to. There's no way that can be "cleaned up" to 72" wide. You'd either need to make it a vector (long time sitting with the pen tool in your fave vector program) or like Maniac said...

My own dealings with Lava Inks left with the feeling that they are nothing more than large scale scammers and produce only the lowest quality of products available, yet market them as high end. I wouldn't touch them with a 12' pole.

That is like 2 steps backwards, horrible fonts, and the outline doesn't help.

OK, this one is a start, but you still have legibility issues. The layout is pretty correct, how everything is balanced, but notice where the letters interlap, it's hard to ready them? Just for starters, add a black outline to the middle copy. And then on to fonts.. you could really use some...

Even though a slew of professionals are telling you that it isn't a good one? I know it's hard to accept, but some of the people offering you advice here are worlds above you in skill. We have some world class sign artists on this site, they aren't just joe schmoe, next door neighbor, these guys...

Using it for a body text was a mistake, but eh... 5 minutes. And I wouldn't talk about typography Bob... lol

Only about 6-7 minutes so this isn't a finished layout, but just a quick example that you can still make a black and white card look somewhat interesting.

You still have to learn what design IS... as that card would still look great WITHOUT the crumpled effect, the crumpled look only accented the good layout/fonts. If that makes sense? You're going after the special effects before the layout. :) Sometimes a black and white card and look a heckuva...

Maybe we don't do racecars because there's no money? It's still part of the graphics industry... I'm into dirt bike graphics, we average about 1000 kits a year. The more price gougers with no experience come into my industry, the harder it becomes to get that #, and more and more UGLY graphic...

huh? Someone's been :wine-smi: perhaps?

Flexi handles production pretty well, but it's no where NEAR worth $4300. Try Wasatch or CoCut Pro.

I love the gung ho dudes that come in for baseball or softball, tell you your stuff looks awesome and they can't wait to get a bunch of banners and signs.... and just as you start to get a twinkle of hope, they say "we're really hoping to just get them for free. You'll help us out, right?"...

WITH laminate, expect a solvent print to last 5 years. Pigment printers... expect a couple years tops WITH laminate. More like still... under a year. Unless you're talking like the thermal printers such as the edge.. those last great!

Troll....

Cool, just take it with a grain of salt and hope it helps you improve! :)

No offense, but I could care less. Obviously what YOU are looking for is NOT a good design. Now, I don't know you or what all you plan on doing with your business, but I'm going to approach this as if you were someone looking to be a better designer (meaning it's not going to sound nice). What...