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The only time I drink whiskey is when I get the hiccups from beer. :) Love....Jill Nancy Whiskey

Well one of the things I would suggest is to not always use a horizontal layout in a banner, to break it up with the use of panels. Don't go overboard with special effects just because you have a printer. Don't use cheap banner material even tho they are only a temporary sign. Don't give them...

:( Yours is fancier than mine. (having déjà vu for some reason)

So how is the rest of your day going? I hope it's better and I hope someone bought you a cake! (or pie) (or cheesecake)

Aw c'mon, I showed mine, now you show yours!

I didn't realize how bad my sign layouts sucked until I was in the biz about 9 years, I thought I was the shizzit. It took going to a Letterhead meet to see what I was doing wrong. I am always open to advice, and while I am not a designer by any means, I consider myself to be an OK sign...

Looks nice, Flamey. One tip I would give, even tho you did not ask. Always make your $ sign a little bit smaller than your number. In my opinion, it just looks better that way. Love....Jill

I was trying to be kind when I gave advice. If you have not read the Mike Stevens book yet, you should. http://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Layout-Art-Eye-Appeal/dp/091138068X I am reading it again myself. Customer provided substrate? Only if it's not going to end up costing me more in prep...

I love it! Excellent.

Well I hit the jackpot again. My mom sent to California for copies of Grandma Welsh's diaries. The years are incomplete because some of the relatives lost a few. But I spent the past weekend reading them from 1920, then 1932-42, then a 1947. They are full of her dry sense of humor, and...

Not to be a snot but those layouts are all kind of un-snappy. Have you read the Mike Stevens book yet? And also, never show a client that many proofs (after their deposit) because you will only confuse them. And think of buying "good" fonts the way you would buy any needed tool for your...

Hi! I know a few people who paint for movie sets, must be a Can-eh-dian thing. I like how your site is nice and fast! Love....Jill

I think My Win98SE/GA 6.2 suspects something. I could hardly start it this morning.

Have a good one, kid! It was great to meet you at Gino's. Fastest Female Font Spotter! :birthday: Love....Jill

http://www.vectorart.com/store/index.cfm?frompage=1&StartRow=29&Q=antique&maxrows=28 I think Fred also sells these, just buy the pre-made phrase like everybody else does. :) Actually there are some nice fonts from http://www.haroldsfonts.com/frontpage.html http://www.waldenfont.com/...

Somebody pinch me. New cutter will be here Friday. I got it thru Glantz, even got the pouncing attachment. With shipping it's about $1880 total, but I would rather buy it from a company I know.

Thanks so much for all the info. :) As for noise...NOTHING can be louder than this old 4E I'm using.

I don't care if a car painter says it can be lettered withon 45 minutes, I always wait at least two weeks just to be safe. You know you are the one that the client is going to complain to regardless of what you've told him about outgassing, etc. If forced, I would make them sign a waiver...

functionpdx hahahahaa That would be perfect! :)

I don't care for your typography on the tattoo wrap, or the white halo on the main lettering. Your sign could benefit from some negative space. The lettering is awful close to the top and sides. Love...Jill