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Meh I'm with the dude above, should be handled by a branding firm. In any case you're asking a question that can't be answered without customer interviews, market and competitor research, proper brand design process...us throwing out some fonts isn't too helpful.

edit: nm

Clearly you've never designed or printed wedding invitations.

By the way this is where the term plotter comes from in the first place -- this tech was developed for pens long before it was for blades.

No need to reinvent the wheel just use Google Analytics, which you should be running on your web properties already anyway. Make a campaign for each QR code and track that way or however you want to do it. Simple.

You can build a "plotter" that draws with a sharpie out of lego mindstorms too, that's a fun project.

Making your own profiles is the way to go but your media supplier should have profiles they can get you. CMYKLcLm is definitely more rare though for sure as it's not run by too many shops as it doesn't add gamut, not a great trade-off for losing CMYKx2.

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Big companies overpay for web sites all the time! Original Wraps had the product, sales tool and relationship with the auto industry. 3M is looking to take that model and expand it using local shops as a vendor network. It's pretty straight forward. Whether or not it's actually doable/scalable...

Upscale it in Photoshop using Nearest Neighbor then live trace (if you need vector). Works great.

Why wouldn't you just offset print the folder designs, diecut them and fold/paste POST print like normal...? Customers. :rolleyes: This topic is dead on what we're researching now, FB500 vs CET FK512. Any of you with either of these machines print on aluminum?

7zip or IZArc, both are free. 7zip is FOSS (Free Open Source Software) which gives it the edge in my book, but IZArc has a slightly nicer UI (not that I ever use anything but right click context menus anyway...). StuffIt is the devil and .sit is a huge signal to me that I'm receiving a file...

Any update on this? Interested in how the FK512 is holding up. Have you tried it on aluminum at all?

Look let's face it fake carbon fiber isn't acceptable in any situation, it's adding weight to look like something done to subtract weight! But hey, they're the customers...

Margins are inconsistent, that needs fixing. Always set up a grid to follow ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grid_(page_layout) ).

I actually really love the British Isles, visit every few years, and I despise empty American jingoism...but seriously it's a wedding for some celebrity figureheads. Am I getting free beer? No? Next...

Take a touch of cyan out of the faces for future work. :thumb:

Chef

Has a nice feel for a toy shop a-frame. I too am tired of plasticade a-frames everywhere. They're obnoxious (and usually have terrible graphics on the face). The characters up top do look a little green but otherwise good work.

Yeah it's a shame when people participate in a democracy, I agree, monarchy is "cleaner". :peace!::scream: