A few designs I've cranked out lately.

[Ursta Graphics]

Hey everyone!

Just thought I'd show you a few things I've been knocking out lately. The new Summa DC has been keeping me pretty busy.

Hope everyone is beating the heat!

-Ursta

 

[Ursta Graphics]

A few more ...

 

[Flame]

Love your style man. I sometimes see stuff that isn't exactly laid out right, but you create stuff that demands attention, a little loud..... I like it.

 

[mikey-Oh]

nice work! what kinda process do you use to get those sweet bevels inside the letterforms?

 

[J Hill Designs]

Great stuff! The only thing I see a lack of contrast on Great (blue on blue)

 

[JR's]

wow real cool stuff. I just got a new summa dc as well, are thy all printed on the summa

neat.

how did you get the dots on the Buffalo wild wings layout.

thanks

JR

 

[GypsyGraphics]

nice but... even with these few samples, the similarities in font styles and effects keep me from feeling each is unique.

 

[signcrafters london]

 

[Ursta Graphics]

The majority of the stuff has been created or will be run on the DC4. I'll throw up another post soon on the portfolio page of the finished products.

I make the dot matrix gradient look patterns behind the bdub's logo using either step and repeat in corel draw or array in signlab.

Bevel lettering I either do in Signlab or with the bevel function in corel. There are a few different ways you can achieve this look mainly by invert welding 2 of the same fonts above one another and laying them back down in a different shade directly over the top of the base layer.

It's kinda my thing ...I try to change it up a bit .. but I get requests for bevel lettering all the time.. ha ha.

 

[JR's]

cool stuff,

thanks

 

[Fatboy]

Nice

 

[SignManiac]

Some things never change huh Ryan? I see you're still cranking out that same old.......














Nice Work!

 

[Just Another Sign Guy]

nice work like always.

 

[Joe Diaz]

Looking good!

 

[Holeshotrob]

Someone likes the beveled letters, huh?

Still......looks great. I especially like Handyman Nation and Dose. I'm guessing that Dose is a club?

 

[Dave Drane]

Sweet! Very different to the norm. I like your "style". 10/10

 

[Jillbeans]

Hey Ryan glad to see you are keeping busy.
Nice work and nice to hear from you!
Love....Jill

 

[Fitch]

Good to see use of LHF... and the "pop" that it can bring... great stuff...

now lets see them as a "corporate branding" on vinyl, paint, routered, embroidered.

Get my drift?

Cheers - G

 

[k.a.s.]

They are all pretty nice but I LOVE the Hossman's and Westside ones. Good work!!!!!!!!!!


Kevin

 

[SoCalN8V]

There are a few different ways you can achieve this look mainly by invert welding 2 of the same fonts above one another and laying them back down in a different shade directly over the top of the base layer.

Can you do a tutorial on how to do the above in Corel?