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Buy a couple of Langnickel quills and a bottle of black tempera.
Newspaper is a great substrate. Easy to throw away.
Work on vertical bars and 'J' and 'C' shaped curves.
Was doing some consulting in Las Vegas. Elevator ride down in the morning.
Picked up a CRAZY chick half way down.
I was scared. It was weird.
Ground floor . . . DING
Security dude was waiting at the door and escorted her away.
Asked him, "how did you know ?"
He pointed to a little pin hole...
I did some consulting for a SMALL sign co in Las Vegas a few years ago.
I showed up wearing a red YESCO tee shirt. I have a HUGE collection of shirts.
And a long pony tail and ZZ Top style beard.
With me, you get more than you pay for.
The dude LITERALLY tried to tear the shirt off my back...
I could see when the brush was dragging.
"wet the heal !!!"
I charge a premium for 'hand lettered' signs now.
When I get bored. I take on a commission.
I look like those old men. And share their attitude.
Get off my lawn you damn kids !!!!!
:Big Laugh
Tell your customer that the "art" is pathetic and useless.
Be kind.
His eleven year old nephew has mad click skills,
but, no talent whatsoever.
Sell him your art instead.
OR, send him to your competition.
Let them laugh.
That is less than child internet option grab click crap.
Get the biggest machine your bank and market will allow.
Don't stand there three years from now wishing you would have
bought better.
Signs is fun, business are money.
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