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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=vector+stock+art then find a site, and type "monkey" or any other term with vector selected as an option.

So ... he had to get daddy to defend him on some bad designs? Sorry, but clip art flames and skulls do not make for good logo design from for a DESIGNER. ... let alone it's for his LOGO ... he should be going for a "WOW" since it should showcase 100% of his design skills. From what I have...

I find it hard to believe that there isn't a screen printing company local to you that won't do small orders. That to me screams shenanigans. Any place doing a small order will still have the same screen set up fee especially for full color. Just suck it up and get it done or look for a place...

I just don't get it ... are you going to wrap his vehicle? if so, why not just go with more subtle overtones than to make it look like a hispanic death metal band's banner. I get that he liked it ... but it's your job as the designer to impress him with your design skills and prove to him you...

I did, how much you asking for the script? And what versions does it work for?

Seriously? Dude ... 12 pieces ... full color ... just find a local screen printing shop that has a direct to garmet printer ... save you in shipping and you'll get it faster. And aren't you a broker? where are all your screen printing companies for this work ... we have 6 we can contact...

You forgot papyrus. Combining the two gives your papyrus script ... hot bowl of awesome sauce.

Corel Draw's auto save doesn't just overwrite the file, it creates a backup from when it was last manually saved ... also you can have it create a temp save that if it crashes it will bring it back up. Illustrator would be great to have an auto save though.

I was going through my stack of cd and dvd's I got back in the day from a sign shop that was closing up (Was buying their vector discs and booklets) ... found a bunch of these old dvd's of installations .. one was of a mixed media graphics how to. Made me think, does anyone still paint their...

or have owls in the shop. ... or air horns. how about ... "We Do Gud Signz" "Sticker Kingz" "Slap and Stick Graphics" "Wraps for Cheap" "Trail Mix Signz" slogan: 'A little bit of everything!" "Clean Wraps" slogan: 'We've got you covered!" "Hot Wet Signz" "Sign Shop II: The Partnership Paradigm"

I'll look it up after lunch ... I know I have it in my system a.t.m.

If you use and arrow, make sure that you design it with the capabilities to flip or ensure it's encorporated into the design and not a loose element. Nothing more irksome to me than to see drop shadows and/or arrows pointing in opposite directions from side to side ... right now it looks like...

I thought that too ... I also had the line "Did you eat paint chips as a kid?" running through my head.

It's from Boys Over Flowers. http://www.hulu.com/boys-before-flowers

yup, colored pencil. Prismacolors blend amazingly well. ... well ... that and sharpies.

I think it's from a korean movie ... saw the card 2 weeks ago ... you can google f4 red card and it will pop stuff up on it.

Wow, I didn't think this thread was still kicking ... I'll bite. Todays sketches are design sheets for a compact western-esque type of lettering. (3 I like and might develop further.)

In college I ended up playing a lot with vector, with the use of opacity, you can almost get an etherial look with enough objects. I spent an entire semester doing nothing but portraits using overlapping 50% opacity objects ... lovely when printed as 4'x4' prints. not everything NEEDS to be...

Oh, and if you use an element for your logo ... make it yourself.

The one I attached to this post looks the best for all purpose use. Sadly the legibility of the script is too slanted to be readable from a distance and the "DESIGNS" typeface is bad. ... well ... really just the "E" and "G" in designs are bugging me. the rest are usable ... but avoid...