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All layered vinyl (Oracal)

This is a two sided signfoam sign. Routed on a cnc machine. I used an air grinder to add the texture to the background. Painted with acrylic paints and 22kt gold leaf for the guilding.

One of the many lawyers in my town. Layered Oracal vinyl.

All mdo sign with goldleaf vinyl. Phone number was added later cause the customer couldnt make up her mind when she got the sign.lol

Dale, reconsider and think this through. You are upset over what you read in one topic. Apparently some misinformation or whatever. Dont judge all this by one reply that pi**ed you off. Maybe SS was told that was the price you got for it. Looking at the pictures, I can tell it was worth quite a...

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I dont know, maybe my eyes are better, but I can read all of it, especially the www and the wrap it copy. The only part I see that is debatable as far as reading is the part on the back, but still readable. We all would have done it differently, but the job shows what his shop can do. If it gets...

A little harsh Jill. I think its a good job and people will notice it. The colors and all will attract attention and thats what you want. People will actually make an effort to read it so they can call you and ask about it. I might have done things different as would have some of the...

Very nice work!

Hadnt seen this one before. Doggone if that dont just grab you by the eyeballs and say, lookie here, aint this fine? Nice work!

...keep my D60 from rolling out too much material. Id rather the dang thing just start cutting instead of rolling out ten feet of material before it does. Anyone?

You can blame the a**holes that pirate fonts for whats going down. Chuck got tired of people selling his fonts, trading them, and giving them away. I dont blame him for coming up with a way to defeat them. If you have the newer versions of illustrator cs, and corel 12 or 13, the fonts will...

Try this place shovel. They have some that might be simular. http://www.blambot.com/menu.shtml

Mower... This one I drew that is on the vehikles cd.

If im not wrong, the fonts from letterheadfonts have a self extracting installing program built in. You should just double click and it will do the rest. If its just the fonts, you can also open your fonts folder, and drag and drop them right in.

Theres a great little plug in for illustrator, and it will work in 8, called Filterit. Heres the site. http://www.cvalley.com/products/filterit4/index.html I use it and it works great.:)

Mark Fair is a heckuva signman, and a good picker too! Not his nose, his guitar! Good to see you here Mark. Ol Tater

Another way to do it in illustrator, and I use this way all the time, is to first set your type, go to type, create outline, which basically converts it to curves, then go to object, path, offset path, and type in a number. Depending on what size you are working, I usually put in anything from...

I dont know about Flexi, etc. but in Illustrator, what you are wanting to do, I do by selecting both the lettering and the background piece and using the trim command. This cuts out the area behind the lettering allowing the background piece to fit around the lettering. I do this all the time...

Yep, but reallllllly small ones!