Professional Signs With A Sharpie

[Charlie J]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACn0QcI1Vrs

 

[gabagoo]

wow all that and it only took 10 minutes!!!

 

[Bradster941]

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When going Cheap isn't Cheap enough....


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[Replicator]

:lol:

 

[Eddie Gallivant]

nice

 

[cgsigns_jamie]

Black with a red outline .. ugh!!

 

[briankb]

A+ for the mod
A+ for doing more work than necessary

 

[OldPaint]

now if you had ANY ART ABLITITY.................you coulda done the same sign in bout 3-4 minutes................but ya have to give the guy A+ for inventiveness)))))))))))

 

[Pat Whatley]

I used to do that all the time on posterboard using our Roland. I made my nephew 25 poster board sized coloring pages for Christmas one year.

Takes forever and cost a fortune in Sharpies.

It's not surprise that's being done on a kitchen table.

 

[TheSnowman]

Who needs a flatbed!

 

[weaselboogie]

In a past life I used to do 3'x4' marker ads for Big Lots. The markers were basically chunks of felt in a plastic holder and the biggest marker was 3" wide.

 

[V-ENGRAVE]

Next thing to try is fitting scribing tool and you have an plotter/printer/engraver all in one....lol

 

[Charlie J]

Nice posters!

 

[onesource]

About a 1 1/2 yrs ago, the Roland rep/service man here told me that some guys in I think Auburn, Al modified a Roland 540 to print on substrates. I would like to see what they did.

 

[steve b]

That things louder than my cricut....lol

 

[omgsideburns]

circle designers...

 

[SignManiac]

Markers have their place, but I wouldn't want to make a sign from them. Here are some of my doodles done forty years ago whilst smoking the evil weed.

 

[Deaton Design]

Hey weasel, I used to do those too, for a local grocery store. Cant remember the name of those markers, but there were three of them to each color. One wide, one half size, and one regular. That was fun!
But a sharpie on a cutter on coro. Now thats unreal.... and crazy!

 

[OldPaint]

this is what you want.............
http://www.colorworksink.com/products.htm

 

[weaselboogie]

Yes, OP , I think those are it. The brand might be different, but they looked the same... And WOW, the fumes. I worked with those for a while and then they switched everything over to a waterbased ink system. I used to use a foam brush and mix my own colors too.