Aurora Firestorm

[InnovativeKS]

I have a customer that is interested in having these flames put on their car. My question is, is it worth the investment? Just wondering because it is the first time I have had anyone want these. Take the risk of just sitting on it for 1 job???
Thanks for input.

[luggnut]

if i had one person wanting these on a vehicle i would buy the disk... because now i have it to use on other projects including much smaller stuff.

but if they only want a really small job the disk may not be worth it. it according to how much work like this you do are expect to do

[InnovativeKS]

They wanted a flame job on the front of their car. The price is good and reflects the software purchase.

[signpro]

can't you buy just seperate images from them now? call up customer service... i'm pretty sure they let you do that now... maybe someone can confirm? i saw it in another thread on here just last week, but cannot find it now.

[luggnut]

if they wanted the front wrapped or the whole car i would purchase the cd... because i feel i could use it on other projects. by the way doesn't flame sell a similar cd of fire just not on transparent backgrounds?

[Joe Diaz]

I'd go with www.digitalflames.net They look a lot nicer to me.:thumb:

Plus you can buy individual flames from their site.

[Flame]

You buy our flame package for only $34.95 and they can be used for a variety of uses, and you have 60 images to choose from. A lot cheaper than some of the options out there...

[InnovativeKS]

Dumb question, do any have a contour cut path already? I am sure it would be easy enough to add.

[Flame]

I don't believe any of them do, but the digitalflames guy was talking about making some for his. Don't know what became of it...

[Mason]

Flame where can we see samples of your DVD contents?

[Flame]

www.pyromediagraphics.com is our website (still building it)

You can see our packages here http://www.pyromediagraphics.com/artwork.htm

and here are the flames http://www.pyromediagraphics.com/images/fmc_collection_pics.jpg

[Fred Weiss]

My suggestion would be to purchase THIS FLAME (http://expressclipart.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=17278&cPath=136_138_210_217&osCsid=) seamless texture tile and convert it to a pattern in your favorite program then use it as a fill for your choice of a vector flame (http://expressclipart.com/store/index_cat.php?osCsid=&cPath=133_198) to define the shape and perform the cutting. By using a seamless tile you will be able to produce any size flame fill for your vector with stunning resolution and image clarity.

The tile will run you $9.95 for the high resolution version and, if you need a flame, we have hundreds to choose from for $4.95 each.

Here's a pic to demonstrate what I suggest.

[luggnut]

the edges of realistic flames are soft and a contour cut could look very strange what color is the car and what color would be around you flames to contour

[luggnut]

if you must contour cut what fred suggested is a great idea!!!

[Joe Diaz]

Why not use the true flame digital art (from whoever) and do them with-in racing stripes. I always thought that looked cool.
35885

This is the one Mike Lavallee did on Overhaulin. But this is the real deal:thumb:

I thought about doing something similar on my car, but decided that's a little too in your face for my tastes.

Maybe when I hit my mid-life crisis. :ROFLMAO:

[Sparky]

I purchased this one (http://sign.com/SAi_Clip_Art317.asp?table=flames&clipart=236) and have used it for a couple of projects. Clients could not be happier. and it is only $24.95, so you can make some money with it!

For one client, I contour cut it out, but had to do some scissor trimming after the fact so that some edges weren't so sharp. Either way, it was well worth it.

[iSign]

Maybe when I hit my mid-life crisis. :ROFLMAO:
hey... what's so funny about that? :rock-n-roll:

we'll see if you're still laughing in 25 years... :flamey: