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not so good a point in my opinion... Flexi & Illustrator serve different markets, & Flexi does things Illustrator doesn't & never will... while illustrator does things Flexi doesn't. The price difference is obvious... Illustrator is marketed and sold to a customer base 1000's of times larger...

Wayne is right. That logo is a perfect entry level test. Draw that logo in a half an hour, or find a new career... seriously, it's work, but it's basic work & you simply have no business in this industry until you can do that.

investing in the existing company does sound like you mean a partnership of some sort, but i wouldn't go that route. I see two opportunities that both look better if kept separate... Finance the flatbed equipment as a purely profitable investment, with no other strings attached (no required tie...

it's not "served"... ...I think it's just "boxed or bagged"

THANKS FOR GOING ALONG! THAT'S WHEN IT GETS FUN!!

4 years ago, I learned to print RGB files, and learned that the vast majority of others have learned the same. Haven't printed a CMYK file since!

OP, with CasMate being an 8 bit program, I wouldn't be too optimistic... but good luck!

i just select stuff one at a time by clicking, & look to see if it is a segment in which case I delete it & click again. Eventually you will have the proper contour & then lock it. Once one copy of each contour you need has been locked, I marque select the rest & delete. Your issue sounds like...

I agree with you there Ken. Since Bella is a person new to vinyl, I felt I should add my concerns to the conversation, but I haven't used every intermediate vinyl either, so there may be some that do better than what I've encountered... and knowing there are materials 3 times more or less...

cool avatar Josh! Welcome!

If you charge enough, like you should... then the cost of the raw materials on a wall vinyl job might be 1/10th of the price the client pays... especially if you are installing the graphics... but even for cut vinyl only, your clients price might be 500% of the vinyl cost. ...so, I am going to...

plenty of reasons you might want to scale something & have the stroke width remain constant

actually, I can start resizing (from the corner bounding box handles) and then hit the shift key after I started resizing... and that still snaps me back into proportion.. what I was saying about sequence was in the timing of letting go. The shift key needs to stay down until after you let go of...

shift key has worked from any of the 4 corners for me, every time for 20 years, through 10 upgrades... but make sure you let go of the mouse click/drag first, and then the shift key... (I think it will constrain to proportionate, or height only, or length only... so you need to drag somewhere...

well, in that case...

you can eliminate the concern for black to white registration by having the white be a large rectangle printed before the black, and the black having the knock-out where the white is to show through (but letting white print where the red will go) Then the black would need to be set to...

I like how low profile those clamps are