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It wouldn't, but that's why I don't do it that way. However, I would think a double white really should have enough density. It's really odd that the rip would affect a flood like that.

Not sure about the white density, but why are you laying white? I just double print on white translucent...

The hour came in which I felt it to be a strong enough design to present to the customer. Never know - could be putting a lot of effort into something that the customer now can't stand or something. Every suggestion made was valid and I appreciate all the input. In some regards I think it was...

I don't think I've ever designed with tight kerning, and went a bit nuts at the opportunity. I tend to become blind at various stages of the design process. Usually when I make a substantial change and don't walk away from it for a while.

I think It has a smoother motion going on than the older versions. I think now it's really screaming "courier"

Here is where I'm at with it now...

I'm going to leave it alone for a while and come back to it, but as it stands this may be what I show to the customer. Perhaps I'm over or under thinking it, but I think the arrows imply "to & from". Thank you everyone!!! :clapping:

It looks like a couple of little houses for something real estate.

Thanks DK - I dumbly matched the bottom line to the existing top, rather than going the other way around. Gotta love this place...

Both great suggestions! :smile:

Here is what I have for initial concepts on a new job for a courier service. Thoughts? I am aware of there being things incomplete. I'm into it just enough to ask for suggestions (in writing will suffice just fine). :thankyou:

Sounds like your print area in Excel isn't the whole page.

24 gauge steel sign blank. Print direct or mount vinyl to it.

:ROFLMAO: Looks like I never posted it to the thread, but I had a version that is startlingly similar to this.

I was reading an article on the bar, and it was accompanied by this. Look familiar? Perhaps this version will not be used anymore, but being that I know who the "artist" is that he went with I feel like contacting both of them and questioning their complete lack of professionalism. I can't...

Follow up... Part way into this project I was informed by the customer that he was approached with a design that really hit home for him, and sorry - doesn't need me anymore. Well, here it is!

Haven't tried it, but you could try laying some vinyl under the roll of vinyl along the sides on the platen to trick the printer eye as to where the media edges are. Tell the rip the roll is wider than 30", and then print the bleed onto the vinyl pieces you placed on the platen.

I know, right? I think a lot of people don't vote because there really isn't any talk of it on the radio or television. It's a good thing I happened to catch an ad on the radio this morning!

I've incorporated some suggestions, and I think it has become more interesting...

"Pine" has a pine in it. "Point" with a pine in it would certainly make sense also, but it seemed redundant to me. You do raise a good point, though!