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I use the 3G, also. What transfer film do you use? I have a hard time getting it to stick. :thread

UGH. I've suffered a lot of various injuries, but when I cut off the end of my thumb it seemed to be about the most painful one. It'll heal eventually!

I'm not sure I understand. You want to post photos of other people's work because you haven't done any yet and want to offer them? I must be missing something in understanding having a store front for this kind of work, but not having produced any prior. I'd suggest asking your vendors if they...

If she's in love with just use a font that works and throw the whole thing in an oval shape. If she doesn't like the idea of enclosing it the door opens to convince her that that thing needs changing.

Maybe it's just me, but "sticker" is like a curse word. Label or decal sounds less whoreish. I kind of like the design, but it looks like a gas station logo. Signcrafters beat me to it...

http://www.signindustry.com/vinyl/articles/2005-07-01-Avery-CastVsCalendered.php3

That may qualify as being a sign, but it's much more a work of art!

I think this is the case. Yours says wild stallion, and theirs says show-horse. Maybe some simple correct typography with their original graphic would be a good way to go if you wanted to give it another shot.

I use GFphoto paper for things like this.

Arial

Thanks guys. I suppose a different font would fine, but I think this works well. I've found it also is pretty easy to encase this in various shapes. However, I want the shirt prints to be loose letters so I'm trying to keep it simple and able to stand on it's own.

My word I beat this thing to death in sketches, and this is what I landed on liking the most.

This place is much closer to being Fred's home in which the public is invited to talk than it is a public park to take a soapbox. Again the fanatically reasonable just don't understand it.

It needs style. Maybe this helps... http://artandsignstudio.com/fonts.html

You answered your own question. Charge $9 a shirt. If not having your own proper equipment results in you costing "too much", then it may just not be a good job for you.

I noticed this line, and it should read; "Our customers know..." Also, *successful As most of our customers know, we go out of our way to make their projects succesful.

http://www.extensis.com/en/products/suitcasefusion3/overview.jsp?gclid=CI6M77mn864CFbMEQAodSCwFIg

Have work to do so I can't jump on it, but I'm looking forward to sketching what's coming to mind with all these suggestions! Also, I know people like toying with ideas and posting them to help out. I would prefer you didn't, or at least wait until I post various versions I've already come up...

Am I keeping the rails on the tracks?

:ROFLMAO: I like it...