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I like how you used the white line as a clean transition between the two businesses. So many people would have just blurred it. You did a good job, and I am glad the client let you do it. That's the best kind of work. Love.....Jill

Looks like a regular label to me too. The old ones did have a lead warning. Not sure about the can of Chromatic, that does look older.

Bingo! (Ned Ryerson voice)

When I do them I make them all a uniform color. If they are paying good they get a logo in one color, if not (usually the case) they get the business name. I find this makes everything equal, just the name written out in a real nice font, everything the same color. Also gives a nice uniform...

Doug next time if possible just get them cut from your supplier. Mine charges less than $10 and it's well worth it. I have tried the utility knife method but never on that thick of an aluminum. I know I would butcher it beyond repair. Mainframe suggested a neat tool when I posted a question...

I remember doing that and as a result the next person who calls me for one of those will get referred elsewhere. I was afraid to use paint thinner on mine, so I heated it with a hair dryer NOT a heat gun and peeled a bit at a time. It sucked out loud. I had to do three 4x10 sheets in a cold...

...now you need to rotate the rear logo so the entire name is readable. I like it much better. I think we had a TV set like that bottom one.

No, anyone with half a brain can break the dot apart and just use the middle like I did. hahaha

Better, I would like to see the logo in a dark dark burgundy and I agree about losing the 3D effect on the name. I'd like to see the name in a bolder font, with a bit of distress, and in a deeper orange Like your own logo first attempt color from the other day.

I noticed the signs but I am noticing some of the oddball uniforms more. Like the harlequin pants on the one curling team. And how the USA snowboarders look like they are wearing flannels and jeans. And I think if Dan A did the designs, they would have been nicer. :) Love....Jill

Steve I have been having fun playing with Layla. It has that nice "retro" look I love and a lot of bounce. I donated this to the Mars Library the other day, it was cut Oracal 651 on a varnished foamcore poster. Just some quickie VectorArt on it too. They will use vinyl to fill in the...

The "guy" looks like your dad. :) Love.....Jill

Post #8. Logo on back behind the TVs. In the round area created by the stripes. Make image on front TV black & white. Make stripes burgundy and deep red. Make name in orange. And for the love of God man you need some rabbit ears on top of the back TV stack. hahaha Love....Jill PS Here...

Charming! Love....Jill

I use Ronan now. 1-S Bright red turns the color and texture of a brick after two years. The black is really iffy too. I checked the label but can't see any mention of lead, now that was when 1S was king. I can get either brand quite easily from local suppliers any day of the week. Love....Jill

From an email: And Brian I think I did a sign for that same lady: "But that sign is burgundy and I wanted maroon!"

Or maybe use the other "i" in impressive? That might balance it out more, it looks too right-heavy. Completely agree about the drop shadow. Love....Jill

It looks so nice that it makes your windows look bad. hahaha Glad you are redoing those too. Seriously, makes your shop look professional. Love.....Jill

Just out of curiousity, and assuming the brushes you use are real hair, could you use a regular conditioner (like for people hair) on them? Something you could rinse out with water before using the brush. I had some specialty synthetic brushes for use with latex paint when I was pregnant with...

Reminds me of something from The Fontry But not 100% Love....Jill