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Wow - people so openly welcome what is clearly evil. Our society is doomed.... :ROFLMAO: And I'll bet you WILL enjoy staying here... :noway: LOL - welcome to the party!

Well I suppose its good that there's more. Hard saying if it's enough to make up....thankfully it's not your work and you're just trying to recreate.

Hopefully they apprciate just how much you just did.

I'm thinking you want font ID right - cause I hope you don't want to hear about a design critique....That would be like walking into a gorilla cage and slapping it and then trying to figure out why you just got beat down...

Nice job - are those stand off pieces slightly textured or frosted?

Amazon, Ebay....

Did I misread that - my bad. So this isn't for the stadium itself so much as to cover the field while not in use....ok big time my bad. :doh: that's a different story and I don't know how it turns out.

We used Dibond substrate with printed vinyl. Attached the signs directly to the walls of the stadium. Easy enough to go up, easy enough to come down.

JC - you have it right. The fact of the matter is that you are planning on it being a PITA. Hence the over bid. that's ok and well. You also save face by not just out right putting the customer out and saying No. By not saying no, you keep communication open and thus allow for more possibility...

otherwise google has images

sounds like a copyright issue....

I rarely want to push a job away. And to be honest if I were in your shoes, I'd be eager to bid on this job and just becuase of the challenge. But something tells me that 6 hours into this job I'd be sitting there thinking to myself - what in heavens name was I thinking. Unless this truck is...

I find that, unless explicitly explained, customers think that when they see a design fee for a logo or whatever that they have paid for that logo and are therefore free to go ahead and use that. It seems like this topic comes up more often then it should. And I can feel for them, what are they...

It's one of those things thats great once you start doing them but if you aren't sure about it or make a mistake it could cost more in the end. IF you are unsure, try working on your own vehicles. Work truck/van, your personal vehicle if you can swing it.

Oh ok. I've never but up close to a prius so I'm not familar with the close up details. Looks pretty sharp though. What did you use for vinyls/lam?

I would find out why they have decided to go with another company and if there was ANYTHING that you could do to keep their business. The issue of a recreation is tricky since you didn't really create it. Did you charge them specifically for the recreation/vectorization or was that something...

Not bad - I had a question though. Do you plan on cutting out the Toyota Emblem on the hatchback or did you plan on leaving it covered? Cause that looks like a prime spot for the vinyl to fail. Why not remove the emblem and then replace/reattach after the wrap?

You seem to have carried over your minimalistic approach from your early stuff over to the new stuff. Same overall design style but improved use of concept.

This made my morning. Wrapsx3 - you crack my sh!t up! I love it when people ask for advice on their designs. No matter how polite or "unlubed" it gets the asker always seems to get really bent about it. It does seem silly to put up 15 year old logos and ask to have them critiqued now. I...