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I cant find it either. If you dont mind something close (i get a close feel looking at it) would be Seagull BT. I have it in my Corel font collection.

If you recreate the logo (not just resample what you have now ... that wont work) at 14"x28" at 100ppi it will look good at that size. If you create your 14"x28" logo at 300ppi. it will look good at that size and up to 56"x112" (your 300ppi file is increased by 400% and final output at that size...

You set your original size to 8"x10" at 100ppi. Thats the size it will look good at. It will look good increased by about 20% but bigger than that you will get a pixelated image (squares).

Yeah that analogy applies when you are looking for offset printing and color separations need to be done. But for Large format Inkjet printers, RGB and CMYK objects mixed in the same file doesnt seem to cause any trouble. At least not with my setup.

Please explain why? I, more often than not, do my artwork in Illustrator. Vector type and logos usually are in CMYK and any picture i want to incorporate is in RGB. I hate Illustrator CS for not allowing me to do so anymore. Regardless i use version 8 for this purpose.

If you want to desing something from scratch for you car you should first know what the final size (dimension) of you print will be. Once you know the size you create a new photoshop file at that size .. then set it anywhere from 75 to 100dpi will look sharp. If you want your file anyother size...

Hell will have to freeze over for that to happen!

Optima bold condensed. Its a wild shot at it from looking at the small thumbnail. :Big Laugh

Your "outline" is most likely a stroke weight. This gives the appearance of a thicker line and you can give it its own color. But switch your View to Outline mode and you will see only one line to your shape, no outlines. So your creation will print ok (the outline will show) but if you want to...

Im still thinking about it also ... Allot of great entries. Nice work everyone :thumb: ... I think its great so much people are having fun with it.

Welcome aboard Steve :Canada 2:

I was also looking for the "All Of The Above" option. :Canada 2:

Jeebus!! Seems like the new people are poping up like dandelions in spring lol! :Welcome: to all!!! :thumb:

Macs ..... hmph ... Now i guess some of you people will start saying you'd rather drive a Ford than a Chevy!! :Coffee:

Hapened many times with me in Illustrator ... Especially converted art from Streamline. Fortunately i have found Flexi to be rock solid when compounding objects (making the inner shapes into holes). I just save my .ai file and open it in Flexi and export it back to Illustrator. Before i...

What a great tutorial Fred :thumb: If your sign shop goes under (God forbid) you should be a teacher. The way you explained it is exactly how i do my art preparations, but never in a million years could i explain it as comprehensible as you just did. As far as converting bitmaps to...

I do it often ... I also use application fluid, prevents bubbles and creases.

Im printing with an original Soljet ... 90% of my prints are done at Fine2(540dpi) bidirectional. I get verry minimal banding. I never get any comments from customers about banding, seems im the only one who notices it. Proper cleaning and calibration is the trick. Since my printing speed...

All great entries folks !!!!! :thumb: I really wanted to participate in this one ... I really did ! But these past 5 weeks have been an absolute madhouse in my shop. I've gone through a total of 110 4'x8' sheets of crezon (one order was for 89 of them). I've lettered a 24" trailer (print...

The snow scared him away :Big Laugh :Canada 2: :Big Laugh Welcome Randy :Welcome: