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I tell people my price and when they make a choking sound I tell them Kinko's sells them for $39.95/set. But then I also say that mine look much better. Love....Jill

I mentioned it in Pat's thread and did not want to be redundant, hence the "spare change".

Dan Antonelli doesn't use gradient fills. His colors are just blushing because they are proud he chose them. Dan Antonelli doesn't use Spellcheck. He doesn't have to. Dan Antonelli can pee into the snow in Century Gothic.

Happy birthday Marc. Love...Jill

That looks nice, Tiki. Or post #39 with the plain front and a plainer back. I don't like the single sider ideas at all, they seem very cluttered.

It's not where I thought it was. I did just go through a book that has a lot of pix of past meets, mostly with me sitting on Jordo's lap and showing off! (hiding head in shame)

I don't think it's suitable either, too tearoom looking. If you are going to use it, tighten it up and tone down the white parts in the pinstriping cliparts to grey. They should just be accents. I don't think that font has an actual ampersand, which could help it to look more concise...

I also forgot to say some white and some blue Staedler pencils, as Stabilos melt. And isn't that what you are supposed to do with the alphabets? I even have a paperback Atkinson so I didn't have to rip up my 1915 one. Also some books from this page.

My cutter and fitches are in a separate kit, wrapped in phone book pages and soaking in a mix of thinner and motor oil. I have a whole nother kit for wall jobs. My sign kit is in a wheeled toolbox I got from the evil W place. My "good" brushes are in a metal box in it, my quills are in oil in...

First paid sign was done when I was in art school, it was a 3'x4' double sider, customer provided painted plywood. I got $50 and it took about 4 hours! I thought I was hot sh!t. But even in Kindergarten kids would get me to draw stuff for them, and I did a lot of art for people all through...

Contact Sonny Franks. he's a local painter and a great guy. Love....Jill

1 toolbox of your choice. Some Wright's of Lymm metal ferruled red sables, evens or odds. A few red-handled Macks Swirly Qs both sizes Alan Johnson signature brushes both sizes (they never do write his signature though) Baby oil Turpentine Rapid Prep a few small metal portion cups paper...

It's not Cosmic Cursive but it's similar. Since 1956 looks like plain old Futura. And "SUBS" is not Grilled Cheese but it is a cheap substitute. Love....Jill

...I always feel like someone is gonna yell at me! Once I see it's you I feel fine.

I always get an uncomfortable feeling when I see that I have a PM. But I do know a group of guys who make kimchi, not that I'd ever try it! Love....Jill

Happy birthday from the Signs 101 Cheerleaders! That's Gypsy and SignGal up top. Love....Jill

Hooray for clean and uncluttered! Simplicity speaks for itself. Very sharp. Love....Jill

Exactly.

And no nasty script! And isn't having a website what you want customers to look at, seeing examples of your work before they click on your contact link? Isn't it easier to click a link than to type something in? GG has a nice idea. Also note how she gave everything breathing room and made it...

I haven't a clue but you will get more responses with a jpg rather than a pdf. Good luck! Love....Jill