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Kentucky Wraps those Bushwolf's "Oak Ambush" wraps look GREAT (NO REPEATS), as I said I hate the fake look of the real tree repeats.... :clapping:

I have been using Hot Door CADTools with Illy for many years, it is FANTASTC, could not do without it. And the new version 8 will work with CS6. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8_iOx3YdEQ :smile:

Here in central Texas heat pumps are very popular, and you are correct, they DON'T work when the temp gets below 30° (very rare here), and the heat pump units have an auxiliary electric heat strip that only comes on when either the temp is below the point at which the unit can squeeze heat from...

Customize horse blanket If they all have horses, then they have horse blankets (in Michigan were it gets cold), each kid could customize their horse blanket with the horses name (maybe add a stock 4H logo with the name). One simple way to do this, is by making a reverse vinyl stencil and using...

Real Tree - I don't think so... Check out the Real Tree image below (thanks to the link Mosh provided), does this repeated pattern look real to you? When have you ever gone into the woods and noticed trees evenly spaced? I hate all these camo patterns that are nothing more the one single...

Fabrics that are coated and can be printed with solvent ink printers Where did you find the UltraFlex UltraPoplin PES C240 Textile Media which is a 7oz poly material, and what is the size/price? Fisher Textiles has several different fabrics that are coated and can be printed with solvent ink...

Back at you Fred! And a ...Happy New Year To All you 101'ers! From: PhotoTec in Texas!

Yep, that's where I got the link and wanted to share. Thanks for adding the direct link: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/20...rformance.html :wink:

Here's a (rather extensive) list of tips from Adobe to improve Photoshop performance on your machine. It's from 2012/CS6, but looking through it, the information still applies: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2012/10/how-to-tune-photoshop-cs6-for-peak-performance.html :smile:

This stuff happens all the time, every time someone new comes on here with questions about the sign business. As mentioned by a few, please remember this is Signs 101, not Signs 202, 303, or an advanced class. Yes, all you know-it-all's, already know everything there is to know about the...

Amen, Techman hot the nail on the head!

The apartment over the shop is a great idea, best overall solution. I attended a photography seminar many, many years ago, and the photographer did just that, he purchase an older building cheap converted the downstairs to a studio and converted the upstairs into living quarters (apartment)...

Vehicle Templates Collection or single vehicles http://artstation-vehicletemplates.com/ :smile:

Man, that building is enormous, with those high ceilings I'll bet it costs a small fortune to heat that place? That kind of building is nice, but I sure wouldn't want to pay your property taxes and utilities... It is a very, very nice building, one of the best I have seen on here!

I started in my garage and house (3,200 s/f house with 3-car garage) in 1997, most of the front end work (design workstation), plotters and printer are in my home office, the laminator, production table and photographic studio are in the garage. I do graphic design, commercial photography...

Will be 75° today, if I need to make a run into town, it will be on the Harley...

Yea, they are laughing all the way to the bank, they were on BaBa Walters last night said the are worth $80 million. And putting their BRAND (name on anything that will sell (NOT TO ME)! :Big Laugh

Are you using the special transfer tape for heat transfer material (clear-low tac), or regular transfer tape?

I have NOT tried this, however it seams like the best approach would be to paint it (much faster and cheaper). Just have your customer pick a color, get some enamel, either thin it down and spray it or use a smooth roller and roll it on the window perf material. If spraying, you could cut the...

I was reading another post and there was a link to a newspaper about signage, while I was looking at that local newspaper, I noticed an opinion from the local reporter, I found it very interesting and it relates to wages, so I will repeat it here to see what any of you think? A Living Wage...