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eye candy 6 for photoshop. and some photoshop skills.

Just about the only way I'll ever get a vacation.

OH! I know what you are talking about, it's the same stuff you use to make for anti skuff counter top mats with custom advertisements and crap. Similar to a mouse pad ... only for retail purposes ... just look into 3m anti skid foam. Sorry if I can't be any more help ... only seen rolls of the...

+1 to old paint there. And your design doesn't need to be simplified, it needs to be fitting for both what you do and what customer base you are after. When I think "Artworks" I think brush strokes, and carving and other creative manual ventures in all the grody fun stuff. not some boobie...

I had something similar to that happen few months ago on a cut vinyl job, told me he was ripping me off because he knew how much the vinyl and transfer tape cost and ended up telling me what I do was a worthless profession ... I ended up giving him a lesson in economics 101 as told to a 5 year...

Alright, after really looking it over, does not come off as CMA ... comes off as OM with the O being a boob ... as in OM NOM NOM. heh. good if that is what you want. bad if you want to be anything else. My suggesstion, make it look like CMA as one big line, avoid the nipple eye thing and make...

First thing that comes to mind ... http://youtu.be/VRaoHi_xcWk Sorry, had to do it.

plaster would also be an acceptable filter. eye candy also has a set of filters that may work.

photoshop filter > add noise (gausion and monochromatic) filter > emboss new layer > set to multiply, add color. done.

Like others have said, trace it with a paper pattern, make a template from plywood, make sure the template works in the spot, design for those specifications, route out with the template in material of choice, apply graphics and graphical elements as needed.

:banghead: dude, you went from straight copying the entire premise of another card design to just going horrible with it. I'm sure you've watched A Wondeful Life ... so I'll assume you get this next part. Every card you design, a graphic designer loses a pinky finger.

Just post heat and you'll be fine. Take your time and don't rush and you should be good to go. :ROFLMAO: you know, it's that one day a year when you wake up in the morning and things are frosty until about 8am when the temp jumps back into the 70's.

Yeah, not as bad as some of the stuff I've seen on vehicles (think that sign on the back of a white pickup ... in neon pink spray paint) :thankyou: ...but seriously ... that dude can eat it ... if he doesn't want to spend the money on a piece of (alumicore, aluminum, mdo, whatever .. heck...

jupiter squadron is probably your closest bet. aircona is an extended version of it http://www.identifont.com/show?9V9 Bank gothic will work in a pinch. Magistral Bold is a little softer http://fontzone.net/font-details/PT+Magistral+Bold+Cyrillic/ Good times heavy is good if you want a more...

Why not just do A 5 5 H 0 L 3 for the number and be sly about it. :peace!:

+1 on this so hard. Like Joe said, make them come in, don't email, and get a deposit. I never e-mail, customer only gets a printed proof if they pay a $20 dollar deposit that is good for one week and I always ask for deposits on art ... almost always don't get them ... but I still have to do...

the one at the drive through is just a way to get spit in your food ... they can hear your engine running while you try to do the broken mic thing.

we get those for our credit processing ... funny thing, they always want to lower our rate, but say it's "impossible" to get the rate in writing. but it's the "last time" they will offer that low rate. I just start laughing and laughing, and laughing, and if they are still on the phone I ask...

The ones I've been getting lately have been people asking for updated information on the company for their "directory listing" ... I respond flat toned, "all requests must be submitted in writing and must have a fax number to be sent back, all requests must also be accompanied by a $300 payment...

did you ask how to be a level 2 customer?