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I may be way off here but can you really print that neon green to black fade?

How about a brief tutorial?

Gotta be Newfoundland.

Wow! That's really cool!

Me to. :Oops:

Some tweaks. (The hill and the green.)

It ignores every single bodyline on the car. It's more like the stuff manufacturers put on prototypes in late testing so car magazine "spys" can't get decent pictures before the new model launches. You can't tell it's a Camaro anymore. At least it can be peeled off.

That is just plain nasty. Looks like it would appeal to a 14 year old though.

Post #9 blue sky version is better. The wild horizon line makes me woozy though.

That'll be great Joe!

That's tight Joe. Really classic. Do you do your lettering through a mask? Nice drop shadow BTW.

That would be "un-ethnical". Mosh is funny.

I wonder how many people proofed that?

Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Well kudos for posting somethimg fmg! I fail to see how it's any more or less lame a font than any of the other ones presented so far but at least I can read it. (can't read the phone # font though)

Best idea yet! And.... I have a .22 cal pellet gun. I was gonna burn the van since the goat thing was a wash and I still had some matches left but this is much less likely to get me locked up.

It was a Mexican hairless goat and we held the mayo. :Big Laugh

Wes... If you're not even going to try to help.... It was the drivers side rear glass I had trouble with! Honestly! Passenger side is a totally different situation. Pay attention man.

Actually I used Comet now that I think about it... it was year ago. I also used automotive paint rubbing compound. Everyone likes to help and I appreciate it but this is an issue with a single pane of glass on a single vehicle. All the lettering on all the other windows on this van are fine...

The letters don't peel. They slide and fall off the bottom.