K Chez
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Going to press tomorrow-all vector in Corel
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New racing t-shirt design...
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Locals Find!
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That is nice. I am always amazed by what people with talent can do in vector. Which I had 1/10 of the talent it takes to pull something like that off.
J Hill Designs
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+1 - amazing work
tattoo.dan
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Yeah, I am jello! Great job!
rushworks graphics
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its very busy, but i guess perfect for what it is intended for.....good job
GoodPeopleFlags
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Wow! Very cool!
SignManiac
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The artwork is outstanding but I don't like the last name at all. It took me a minute to figure out what it was..
sar bossier
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+1 ... hard to decipher
K Chez
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Thanks for the props, guys!
About the last name-originally I had a much more straight forward font (LHF Tallington) and a less busy design, but the customer wanted something less blocky, and more splashy, like a lot of racing designs tend to be, and this is what they chose.
Time wise, about 28-30 hours between the cars, layout revisions and seps (There is also a front design).
About the last name-originally I had a much more straight forward font (LHF Tallington) and a less busy design, but the customer wanted something less blocky, and more splashy, like a lot of racing designs tend to be, and this is what they chose.
Time wise, about 28-30 hours between the cars, layout revisions and seps (There is also a front design).
Alti-Plotter
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Very nice.
Speedsterbeast
New Member
looks awsome but the top car the rear tire looks like its falling off ,cause on the bottom one the tire is under the wheel well just my 2cents
That's happened to me before while I was leading!
Unfortunately I couldn't blame my crew since I was the last one with the lug wrench in my hand.
I like really like the design and colour scheme- as race car shirts go.
I'm looking forward to the "overly busy" racing designs trend to start moving to a cleaner more subtle look. Although I've been waiting for that since the early ninties.
omgsideburns
New Member
Looks good!
That's actually how those cars look if I'm not mistaken.
looks awsome but the top car the rear tire looks like its falling off ,cause on the bottom one the tire is under the wheel well just my 2cents
That's actually how those cars look if I'm not mistaken.
bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
Nice technical work, unfortunately the end product is pretty much indistinguishable from every other design in this genre.
K Chez
New Member
LHF Red Sable script regular
About the rear tire on the top car-that is how an asphalt modified is-they have a ton of offset. This car in particular is a sportsman and runs narrower tires than the tour type modifieds, so they do look a little odd in that respect. I did offer a version with the wider tires, but the customer wanted to keep true to the car, which I can understand.
What you might like as a designer and what the customer wants doesn't always line up, but they're the one paying so you have to give them what they want.