werewolf

[149motorsports]

Hi, im looking for werewolf if anyone can guide me in the righrt direction. thanks!
bsdmotorsports@yahoo.com

 

[Jillbeans]

Awoooo!
Try snagging something from a dingbat font and converting it to curves.
There are some here:
http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat...e+your+text+here&nb_ppp=50&psize=m&classt=pop
Love.....Jill

 

[149motorsports]

Jill, can those all be done in vinyl?

 

[Fred Weiss]

I have two available but they are print and cut only ... not vinyl-cut ready.

 

[JR's]

Jill you find the coolest Stuff :U Rock:

 

[Jillbeans]

You would have to install the font.
Then go into Corel and type in the letter which corresponds to the character you want.
(use your charmap to find this or just hunt and peck)
Remember that if the character is a lower case Corel automatically converts the first letter typed to a capital, so you may have to type two letters.
Convert it to curves.
If the picture is really complex Corel freezes up sometimes (at least 9 did)
Then in wireframe assign colors for print or just combine it for cut vynull.
Here's a quickie from a dingbat font.
This is rough looking, and obviously not for logo work.
But for a quickie lickie sticky, it can add some fun.
Love.....Jill

 

[149motorsports]

Jill..sorta out of luck, dont have corel

 

[Service Sign Co]

You don't need corel,download the font(if you want it) into the Windows folder and most programs will recognize or convert it

 

[flisk]

you can use any of your vector based programs, illustrator, flexi, whatever you have. It's all the same when it comes to fonts.

 

[gvgraphics]

Bryan,

Just download the font and install it. Your Flexi will convert it. You will have to type the out the font to find it but it will already be a vector and ready to cut. I would recommend looking close at it to make sure there are no stray nodes. If there is just convert it to outlines in Flexi and adjust them with the node tool.

 

[149motorsports]

Thanks guy, i just found something hopefulyl my buddy will like, very close to his werewolf which he wanted Thanks!

 

[Service Sign Co]

Draw something with a Sharpie. I drew this in about 15 sec with a dull stabilo

 

[Robert H. Bigart]

You can load them in Inkscape and do what ever you like with them.

It's a beautiful program and it's FREE.

Bob Bigart