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#2 in post 13 was about the only one that I saw that worked OK with the GG as it was there but not in your face there. love what Tiki did. your original #1 was nice as it looks high end. you would expect a good meal from a company with a logo like that and not some hairy with a pig in an old...

you are lucky that it just went into the driveway. a guy from eating dinner with his wife wasn't so lucky when a couple of yahoos set up their own home shooting range neither was the guy sitting on his front porch. bullets travel, that's what they do.

bottom left. try some other colors as blue & green is dated like burgundy and gray, teal and peach, cyan and reflex blue and so on. color combos that are trendy go out of style and when they do, it makes your logo look dated.

I live pretty much in the same conditions as you and wouldn't use PVC for exterior letters ever. Acrylic may cost more but it also will hold up and not bend, crack or warp. acrylic can break if hit with ice or rocks but usually they are flush mounted and that isn't an issue. PVC works OK for...

totally agree. the last ones are too over done. the word tattoo is almost unreadable. the bottom one in post #24 is so nice and clear. signs for tat shops are usually horrible piled with skulls, roses and old English. it would make us all proud to see a nice tat sign and if anyone can do...

thanks for the help. I'm going to send this to the Vector Doctor so if you see a thread about crappy artwork by Eric, you'll know it me...:Big Laugh

I need to make water level/danger signs for a dam and did a search looking for these but found nothing. anyone know where I can get these? the photo is what the customer brought in and is really blurry and bad. (no sending this to the Vector Doctor or he will shoot me!)

I'm not sure if 2.1 will work on xp.

what a cool building! I can't wait to see the sign you'll make for it!!! congrats!

those are some very wise words. you sound like you are smart beyond your years. hope to see more of you on the site.

post #13 looks good. maybe get rid of the thing in the "R" as it will be lost on most people and let the lens on the left be the special effect.

yes, it seems like they would know not to steal it but there are shops out there who will not ask a customer where the design came from but most will see and will respect a watermark or a clearly written claim to owership from another shop.

I like it. the only thing I'd like to see is one set of roots and one set of leaves as it seems like it would stand out better than multi roots/leaves and would have more impact.

how porn like does he want it? would a nice, 40's style image work? I was thinking of Joe Diaz and his beer label type image with clothes but see thru clothes.

that looks so much better and using the hammer as an underline and place to put copy really gives it a purpose past just an image.

agree about the contrast. I do love that you put in so much effort to give them a nice banner. it is pee-wee baseball so I think it will be OK if no one but the players can actually see this as it will most likely be the first time these little guys see their names in print which is what this...

agree with you as there is way too much going on. the shapes within the letters would have been enough and the extra scrolls just clutter things up. I also like the one hammer rather than the two. seems like every guy off the street wants two of something with their name on an arc. at least...

what is this guy's target market? both look sporty, is that pretty much the market is goes after? if so, either of these works but I like the bottom one better without the blue. if you go with red, try using a richer more saturated red than the bright red. I also think your dog sucks:Big Laugh

What exactly do YOU do? I do everything from design work for graphics to designing the sign and how it will be constructed. this involves routed, sandblasted, channel letters, internally illuminated and all types of signs. I also do vinyl install, install stud mounted letters, build stuff...

wow, that was a lot of work! nicely done too. I like that you made real concrete instead of plywood covered to look like solid concrete.