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how big? other views of it might help too. does the flat part at the top look like was to pound on or support something? how thick is it? it has numbers on the side, anything else? a name?

nice going Tony! Pat, if I can offer up a suggestion. along the way, make sure to award yourself for all that you do from turning down something you thought you wanted or for pounds that come off. build yourself a bunch of good experiences and great memories and use those to get you thru...

maybe the qualified person isn't allowed to do something because of a bad case of "douchebaggery":Big Laugh

there are companies like TD Bank that have a vinyl made to there spec's and buying it is nearly impossible.

are you making a Coke logo or just some red to go along with a Coke logo? if it is for Coke, they can provide all the info you need to make stuff for them.

if they are looking for a logo that will only be seen in print, maybe so. the biggest problem is just about every type of business has a sign. when these logos come in from "designers" no thought at all was put into signage in any way. I gave the example of a hospital that I worked with that...

no to the last idea as far as I'm concerned as it looks like a high school/college sports team. there was a post with a mouse and Bill suggested which might be something to try as it would be original looking and a way to work the company name into an image.

really good post as it is a valid question. for me, I think that if I was asked to design a logo/branding for a national/major company, I would be so out of my league. if I am asked to design something for a little mom & pop ice cream company, then I'm the one to ask. I think by being a sign...

Scott is good. also Nelson-Harkins. Apco sells directly to companies, or at least they did when I had contact with them. way, way back, a local hospital used an Apco system and we had to go thru them to make all changes at site. them asking you who your customer is is totally out of line and...

making it so that it has details in the front but has a well defined flattening so that if you looked at the profile, it would have demensional features in the front but would end as a flat line like an old style kid's Halloween mask. also the eyes need to look cut out so the person (or pig)...

me too! I saw the dog head and wondered why he chopped the head off a dog. other than that, it is really cool. I like the colors just the way they are

the dashes are computer generated so they fall low. place some in so they are centered to the letters. also, you might want to try it without the slant on the tagline. PS, I'm glad to see that you posted a "sorry" message as it was hard to try post ideas after the first thread. we have had...

it's getting better. the color choices are good. the font for the name is OK. the font for the tagline really bad. just keep it simple as all the special effects are within the graphics. adding a font that has so much going on just clutters up the layout. try using a medium weight of the...

your company name is tiger paw. just because your first try didn't work, why throw out the idea and go with retro? I'm not a fan of always going with the literal, but it seems like it wouldn't hurt to give it a try. the paw doesn't have to be the whole paw, maybe just a claw coming into the...

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you carve sand? got pixs, would love to see some! welcome to the site from another cold and snow covered place

agree. even if it is clear, you still will see something. I do signs on glass for a major national finacial firm and what we have to do for them is to cut a piece of vinyl the same size as the sign and apply it to the other side of the glass so it looks clean from both sides.

that sounds high. maybe they have some handling charges in there?

maybe without the shape in the background. not digging the font for the name as it looks over exposed. back when I shot screens, I would get letters that looked like that when I over exposed the screen and lost the shapeness in the edges of the letters. most customers have no idea how vinyl...