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I love memes, even if I can't pronounce meme. I love the Gene Wilder one, I have something similar on my FB. Memes are just so smart-alecky you can't help but smirk. Love....Jill

I really like it. It's both stylish and professional looking. Love....Jill

I'd love it, provided that there was champagne and good sex afterward. :) Always wanted to take a hot air balloon or helicopter ride. Love...Jill

Even my kids know about font names and kerning. Almost everything I own (even my "good" clothes) have paint on them. I have painted over my work shoes with black paint to cover all the splotches. I constantly ***** about poor font choices or layout mistakes. Don't even get me started when I see...

I think the blue is the most legible. The harvest looks like a rotten punkin and the carbon is depressing/funereal. Love....Jill

I would, but franchises and quickie-lickie-stickies have just about killed my traditional sign business of 27 years.

With Buck or Bob you can't go wrong. Break things up with a panel and leave more breathing room, like they did. This way the layout "reads" properly instead of looking like so many words on a panel. :) Love....Jill

Yup, the reverse direction thingy works like a charm (thanks Signage) Love....Jill

I pity Sign*A*Rama users because they are stuck using that horrible ineffective color combo. The one by me puts up posters/banners all the time with the same stuff, nobody can read them. Try only using the logo on the top and making the rest of the flyer in plain white. And try to stay away from...

Ugh I hear you. It started last Friday with Liam (my grandson) then my daughter got it. Now both me and my oldest boy have it. I had taken a half-day off for a funeral so I couldn't take any more time off yesterday when it hit me, so I worked out the rest of the day. Probably infected half of...

The best looking picture is the first one. Bathtub...meh. Two scripts in the same layout. Vehicle...HUGE *** phone number, can't read the rest. Poster...definition of "computer ugly".

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Yup, I have heard of adding glass beads, like smalts, but I don't know where one would obtain them. Canadian Signcrafters maybe? Quill Hair and Ferrule? Love....Jill

Let me tell you what I really think. That "logo" is lame. The colors are blah. The concept is inane. We have rules for a reason. Maybe you are too cool for them. But keep on keepin' on, I am sure the spoonfed public will see some merit in it. Just don't sprain your arm patting yourself...

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Your location is much closer for me to drive to. I will surely consider coming up. I'm off from my real job on Fridays, so that fits into my schedule pretty nicely. I can maybe con my sweetie into driving me, provided you have any fishing spots in the area to keep him busy. Love....Jill

I like Buck's suggestions...simple and clean.

I seemed to have the best luck using Gerber's chrome. But that being said, I would rather go through 12 hours of labor and a high-forceps delivery than use chrome. I hate cutting it, weeding it when you can see your own pissed-off reflection in it, and then removing it on down the road. Love...Jill

I push the "hamburger" back into the paint with a screwdriver, then strain the paint. New or old-new version though I still have issues with 1S. We could all use the Joe Chips/Jeff Lang method. Open your new can. Throw in two brand new stainless steel or galvanized nuts or washers. Tightly...

Top left in post #5 with a tagline saying what you do. You are getting into the "add a cowhead" area, which doesn't have much to do with a print shop unless you also offer insemination or branding services. Not that type of branding. Love....Jill