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Shovelhead
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Welcome from New York.
grafixemporium
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You might try the Premium forums for trade related pricing information.
oh... and welcome from Texas!
oh... and welcome from Texas!
Craig Sjoquist
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Welcome to a outstanding forum and people.
enjoying the bennifit of being a premium subscriber here
enjoying the bennifit of being a premium subscriber here
Replicator
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Welcome . . .
You will get more response to your pricing questions by joining the premium forums which will not expose pricing related information to a google search.
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You will get more response to your pricing questions by joining the premium forums which will not expose pricing related information to a google search.
http://www.signs101.com/forums/payments.php
Just Another Sign Guy
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great introduction/first post...
hdu is the material of choice for most who do dimensional work.
most of us do not throw out hard dollar pricing in the open forums.
are you or your client set on the layout as it is?
hdu is the material of choice for most who do dimensional work.
most of us do not throw out hard dollar pricing in the open forums.
are you or your client set on the layout as it is?
iSign
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:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:I think it would look better without the blue.
I would go for actual brick thickness around the "hole" but have a concrete grout effect between the rest of the bricks... maybe 1" HDU around the hole, built up to a 2" thickess at the borders, & at the hole. The black hole could be painted MDO, with 1" HDU lettering on it, which continues on behind the bricks, providing reinforcement.
CheapVehicleWrap
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yeah, drop the blue
SignManiac
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I think you need to rework the formatting of your lettering. It looks disjointed to me. The concept is good but it needs fine tuning.
Pat Whatley
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The lettering needs work, fill in the bricks, work on the spacing.
My number one design rule - NEVER use all capital letters. People just don't read that way. It looks unnatural.
If you are serious about becoming a sign artist, start by studying "Mastering Layout: Mike Stevens on the Art of Eye Appeal." McLogan's Sign Supply carries it (search them on Google) as well as other outlets. There are other good design books, maybe others can chime in with their favorites, but Mike Stevens' work is a great place to start.
If you are serious about becoming a sign artist, start by studying "Mastering Layout: Mike Stevens on the Art of Eye Appeal." McLogan's Sign Supply carries it (search them on Google) as well as other outlets. There are other good design books, maybe others can chime in with their favorites, but Mike Stevens' work is a great place to start.
Patrick46
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UFB Fabrication
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We have a router that could do the job in HDU but at that size and material cost what I would suggest is bending up a aluminum pan for dimension. Attach flat cut out letters that are attached with screws from the back side. Prolly to late but thats my 2 cents.