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I'd go with www.digitalflames.net They look a lot nicer to me.:thumb: Plus you can buy individual flames from their site.

Hey from central Illinois. Nice looking stuff!:thumb:

Too be honest with you I like the RGB setting with color management off, unless we need to use specific pantone colors or... like I said, I anticipate the job going to another shop. For what ever reason, even when we print, we get the most vibrant colors, and gradients are perfect. You know...

Question for you GXSignCo (btw thanks for the useful info) does the Adobe RGB colors in that profile look the same as the Default Corel RGB Colors, because I love the Corel RGB setting, the colors are just so vibrant. What I have been doing in the past, is if i know the design is going to be...

:goodpost: That is another great piece of advice. We did that when we were choosing printers. What better way to find out about hardware then by seeing it in action!

There you go! :thumb: You should have started with that. That is a perfect way to start your first thread here. You have to keep in mind people on here don't know you. It has nothing to do with ego, in my opinion. For all they know, you could be the same type of person as some of these...

Semantically speaking You would be correct. I'm sure there are things that Flexi can do that Corel can't.... But I'm also sure there are things Corel can do things that Flexi Can't. I was confused by your statement, because it sounded as though you were trying to say,as a whole, one system was...

And what exactly is that? Not being an a$$ or anything, I just want to know.

It is possible with certain plotters that you can cut directly from Corel without cocut or other bridge software like cocut. But I'm not sure if the plotter you have is one of them. Either way Tech is right. Corel and a bridge software is a low cost, but still very powerful solution.:thumb:

Hey! from about 80 miles to the south of ya!

I almost forgot about this: :ROFLMAO: It's funny now looking back at it. I'm such a dork:doh:

:ROFLMAO: I was thinking along the same lines.

One of the most beautiful sites I've ever seen!

Hey from Pontiac, IL

:rolleyes:

:ROFLMAO:Yeah they finally did, they weren't going to though. I learned my lesson there. We wasted more time trying to get them to pay up then the logo was worth. I probably won't do something like that again. Although if the prize was big enough... and the company is well known enough... I...

Yeah, my oldest brother was home for Christmas and he was telling me about his friend in Chicago who started one of these sites and how great of an idea it was.:rolleyes: I asked, "we are related right?" Then I proceeded to tell him all the reasons I think they are a bad idea. After I was done...

Ah yes I forgot about microgamma, I have it as that too.

:goodpost: That is how I feel too. I think too many people end up losing in this scenario. All the designers that don't win lose valuable time and efforts and their ideas, even the ones that do win don't always get paid. The company that is hosting the contest may think they are wining by...

I found a really good article about logo design contests: http://www.logodesignlove.com/logo-design-contests What are your thoughts?