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---------- When you have time,{YA right} give this some consideration. ---------- I just wanted to chime in and let you know that we are currently discussing your idea. I will fill you in when I have more information. Thanks for the congrats and the suggestion.

I was thinking about this yesterday. I have absolutely no problem with any system that is designed to improve the quality of a service, but when it comes to wraps, you can't just stop at installation. There really should be a better effort in teaching better design practices. I haven't had a...

It would also depend on the certificate. Is it just a certification for installation, or does it encompass all facets of wraps, including effectiveness of the design or longevity of the materials being used?

Maybe not the customer, but if I were an employer for a wrap company, it wouldn't hurt a persons chances of being hired. Although, I think there are other more important factors for a good employee then certificates. But like I said, it wouldn't hurt.

That is wicked cool!

That is cool, don't get me wrong, it is an impressive system, but it doesn't take into effect lighting which can kill the realism if it isn't right. If the lighting on the dog is different from the man, the background and the frisbee, then those elements look out of place. Also I wonder if it...

Welcome aboard Sergio. I don't know too much about wraps, or I should say we don't focus on that market, so most of your post goes over my head... But I'm looking forward to seeing what you have to say. I'm sure your experiences will help people on this forum like me. So I hope you will...

My thoughts too. Great work!

Welcome to Signs101!

It could be a prank someone is playing on someone else.

Welcome from Pontiac, IL... not too far away from you. It sounds like you have great plan!, Start small and build yourself up. Hopefully you will find even more help on this site. Good luck and welcome!

Wow, that is terrible news! Our hearts go out to his family. We will keep them and him in our prayers.

Yeah, try lowering your dpi setting. I haven't used 9 in forever. But I would imagine 24" X 72" at 300dpi is very do-able. If not, try stepping down to 200dpi.

AHHH gotcha! Sorry.

Why don't you put the whole image on a black background, then use the interactive transparency tool to blend it out towards the bottom.

I don't know for sure, but maybe there is some sort of conflict with a font????? Maybe too many fonts???? How much Ram do you have?

I don't know about illustrator, but in corel it takes longer the larger the image you are trying to blur is.

And how can it? We are dealing with thousands, or more, different kinds of monitors, printers, scanners, etc... all made by different manufactures... all using different parts and technology. This is why I think Corel's Color Management is one of the many tools that makes corel soo great.

Yeah that seems to be the case. I have also noticed a lot of screenprinters and apparel shops use Corel too. At least they all seem to in this area.

Not me. I don't use 4over, and I don't have problems with colors when I send things away to print. Usually the only problems I have had, has been me designing in RGB (cause I like the colors I can get in RGB) and others being setup in CMYK. If I know I'm sending art to someone else, I tend to...