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Something I wanted to share. Dan Antonelli and ProWraps project.
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Locals Find!
New Member
Nice work. I have some clients that need a good retro styled logo designed for branding a new company. Can you PM me dan's contact info. So I can put the two of them together?
CanuckSigns
Active Member
Her you go http://bit.ly/17VhYey
John Butto
New Member
Thank you ProWraps and Dan for inviting us over last night to see the wedding photos. It looks like you two will have a wonderful life together, best of luck.
Locals Find!
New Member
LOL Nice could have done without the snarkasm as I didnt' even know dan's company name. Just his talents. However, the result is the same so I am able to pass along the information. Thanks.
Dan Antonelli
New Member
I gotta say I have mad respect for you installers, and especially someone of Chris' capabilities. It's so easy to mock this stuff in Photoshop and hit 'multiply' and bam, my 'wrap' work is done. And granted, some of our designs aren't the easiest to execute in 'real life' so to speak. But guy's like Chris somehow make it look easy.
The last partial wrap I installed myself was back in 2005. It took me like 10+ hours and I made no money on it. It was then I decided to stick to design, sell my printer, and leave it to the pros. I sucked at it!
It's nice when I know our clients will have the wraps installed properly. Thanks Chris!
The last partial wrap I installed myself was back in 2005. It took me like 10+ hours and I made no money on it. It was then I decided to stick to design, sell my printer, and leave it to the pros. I sucked at it!
It's nice when I know our clients will have the wraps installed properly. Thanks Chris!
HulkSmash
New Member
lol
Bly
New Member
are you a wizard?
Speedsterbeast
New Member
Oh man. That flag waiving stuff makes me throw up in my mouth a little any time I see it- In any country. Nice design though.
Deaton Design
New Member
Great work by both parties! Very impressive!
Dan Antonelli
New Member
The owner, his father, and his sons have all served in the armed forces. The company name has been in existence for a while. I think the name, and brand image speak to a higher level of service a homeowner would expect to get should they choose to do business with them. And the tagline helps reinforce the brand promise.
Gino
Premium Subscriber
Looks nice. Neat and clean. I don't get the waving flag comments. I don't see any ??
Also, can I ask a personal question ?? Why would you design a patriotic design and use red stars ?? Couldn't you figure a way to make them white, light blue or anything, just not red, somehow ??
Speedsterbeast
New Member
I appreciate that Dan, and I'm not trying to start a political argument on this thread, nor do I think you are either. And my family also has a long history of military service all the way back before world war two. My background and education is specifically in marketing as well and I can say, from my perspective- which may or may not be not be worth a lick, is that using patriotism as a marketing tool works for a certain demographic, but not necessarily the widest range that you could reach with other strategies. That is not why I don't like it however, it's just that strategy always quickly turns me off of companies that use it. As does using fear or keeping up with the Jones' as selling tools. They all may work with the general public, but I see advertising in the way that most people don't. But the post was about the design, and so again; great design. But look who I'm telling that to.