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mounting on to 4x8 what?

It nest base the the rectangular area of the image/object. To minimize vinyl usage, i recommend manually positioning the items in whatever vector program you're using. I used to do this all the time in corel for banners. After completing the design, I'd duplicate the whole thing and break...

now if we can just get Chuck Norris to join the real Texas Rangers :D

Or just use the appropriate drawing tool to create the shape you need cut over the raster image. BTW, all raster based image are rectangular. no exception. To cut irregular shapes you'll need to use vector based lines. If you're using versaworks with your VP 540 you'll need special swatch...

outgassing is a possible issue. here is a previous thread about it: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?p=478444

very quick photoshop sketch based on some black trumpets found on line.

Sorry, I just can't get past the graphic. It started off looking like a golf tee, and now looks like something rolled up, or perhaps a really thin vase. If you're determined to include the mushroom in the graphics than it should look more like the mushroom. I'd be inclined to use a more...

o.O nice call. deleted some of the "D" and squished the K. Mahalo!

I've done a few canvas prints with a VP540. You may need to tweak the profiles depending on your results. I found mine to produce prints a shade on the dark side. Quality is fine though. If you plan to stretch it, I recommend letting it air overnight. Stretching too soon makes the ink...

It's a solid job, but the sides look too busy to me. Guess I spent too much time in SoCal. :D

I'm fairly certain it's custom, but I'll throw it out here on the off chance it's an actual font. I have the logotype in vector, but I have a project where they want promotional items typed in the same font if possible. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

on the lighter side... there's nothing wrong with bending over backward to help the customer. Now bending over forward is another matter entirely and that's where I'd draw the line. :D

unfortunately they may be making money but the artists are entitled to squat. from the site:

Just a quick note on the self-cleaning. The amount of time between self cleanings can be changed through the printers menu. Iirc the default is every 30 minutes.

would I be correct in guessing that 413 is the area code? If so, maybe incorporate a famous landmark from that area in back of the logo. If it is the area code that would make it western Mass... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_National_Historic_Landmarks_in_Massachusetts I like the...

just for giggles... an MSDS of black nail polish: http://www.tedpella.com/msds_html/114-8msd.htm It's essentially just a lacquer, and there are plenty of lacquers used on engine parts. Point goes to Lindy.

The most responsive tablet PC I've tried is the Modbook. As the name implies it's a modified macbook. Unfortunately it's probably the most expensive tablet PC around.

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photopaint is more akin to photoshop in being designed primarily for image editing and manipulation. Painter on the other hand is targeted toward artists, particular those with traditional media backgrounds. It is designed to emulate artistic mediums such as oil, acrylic, charcoal, etc as well...

istockphoto has it with the wings. search for caduceus, veterinarian.