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I have seen something in this family, & think I have it... but I'm having a senior moment. Can anyone help out with this identification?

howzit brah!

I see this is a very old post, but here's 2 long posts about my shop: http://www.letterhead.com/ubb-cgi/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/35428.html?#000000 http://www.letterhead.com/ubb-cgi/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/35779.html?#000000 here is a pic from one of them:

otherwise, it would be kind of like taking a long walk... ...off a short pier :biggrin:

or try selling them on an appropriate font?

HAHAHA :biggrin: I also found support from teachers at a young age & accepted their theory that I had a natural talent in art, though In early years, I never applied it to much other then my art class assignments, I did enjoy doing my best on those assignments. Later I began to inspire...

Jake... just a suggestion here, for future reference... people don't always have time to go hunting for you... learn to grab the pic & put it in front of them to give yourself a better chance of someone recognizing & replying in the limited time they may have for helping others. this one?

Thanks Rick, that was it!

looks like an easy one, but I can't remember what else to check... whatthefont couldn't tell either (too fuzzy I guess?)

Fred, while I seem to be able to get my node editing done in Illustrator eventually... I don't really take the time to solve the challenges that arise, or attempt to learn the features that may be there already to help me...or look for others that may be out there. This post points out to me...

As an ace draftsman for some years, I concur that long lines in a blueprint would be drawn in mulitple stages feathering out in the center from each direction, but this is not true in lettering. I was taught to letter (with a pencil, not a pen) & to hesitate at the onset, & again at the...

I'd make a light greyscale file of the highlight/shadow qualities of the beveled text... then print the job with spot silver & a lighter red. Then I would make the rastor image of the greyscale shading into a spotblack print set as an overprint & set my other vector black panels & outlines as...

http://www.myfonts.com/search?search%5Btext%5D=pipeline I have seen others, but forget their names.

yeah... & I want to buy your art vectorizing program too :Big Laugh heh heh heh

go to control panel open the fonts folder, then under the file menu click on "install new font" then browse to the desktop... your font should then show up next to the button "install font"

the link to this "program" you're talking about

I checked out that link you posted in Letterville chat. Can you post it again? I didn't look it over too long since I wanted to check back on the action, but I was confused if it was for self employment assistance or to help UI folks with a job search. Now I have a better clue. Sounds like a...

looks good Brian. Are you open for business?

the shear tool in illustrator will allow you to creat a parallagram from your rectangular sign. In an isometric perspective view where the vertical height of the back wall is equal to the front wall... this tool will be enough, but in a true perspective view where the foreshortening will make...

woohooo!!! does he/she win a free toaster or anything?