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I kind of like Charlie's, but think the cut-out should follow the contour of the pig chef rather than some random part of the back ground. Hours are missing and I'd personally kern the dot separators in the phone number up and centered between the numbers.

They have a SWAT team?

Tell this guy you need better artwork Police Chief: Scott Jones (620) 663-7104 scottj@southhutch.com hehehe

honestly, the little dude looks like a protester to me. Might want to reconsider that element.

damn... um, good luck?!

Short answer is yes. Long answer, for smaller/normal stuff it's faster by hand (given the set up time). If you have a large format, large volume job then you might consider it.

Doable, but not practical in vector. The amount of time it would take to create a convincing parchment in a vector program wouldn't be worth the effort except in a very extreme use; that being that someone was paying an arm & both legs to get the effect in vector.

http://www.facebook.com/Michael.at.Artildawn?ref=profile I'm mostly there because of old work friends and the graffiti.

1. You can manage people without necessarily knowing everything about what they do. 2. The OP's attitude started of well, and only degraded after being browbeaten. 3. If you don't want to help someone fine... just move along and ignore them.

I like the body, but those deep window recesses really booger up the text.

I'm just curious, because you said based on advice from this forum. I've never seen anyone recommend a wet install of perf. Care to cite your source?

You'll have select the options you use... Hot keys used here. F12 (outline pen dialog) CTRL+Q (convert to curves)

if you're doing it all the time with the same line weights then recording your own macro would be easy.

for customers? - Understanding graphic files types (raster vs vector) - Caring for your graphic (maintenance and cleaning) - Understanding substrates

*cough*Bin Laden*cough*

if they had it designed, ask them for the format they cant open :D The average customer doesn't have AI or Corel, or, .... so they can't open them.

Off topic, but I used to work in the liquor industry. Just curious by you estimation what is the best Tequila brand. Of the brands my company sold, I favored Cazadores anejo.

not positive, but my guess is they mean the cardboard backing and not the print itself.

I wouldn't recommend using regular vinyl with an inkjet. You'll most likely want a colorfast treated vinyl. Specs for your machine state up to 8 mil. Most colorfast vinyl is around 2-6 mil, so you should be okay there. I've only seen it in rolls, of course I've had no reason to look for it...

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