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It may be a PVC like Sintra or Komatex.

I like the last layout better. I gotta ask, does the truck look good with the maroon stripe in real life? Heck go for an eye popper - stripe (1/2") the maroon with a golden yellow (PMS123) and outline the logo with the same yellow. ???

:help Uline? ...Pleasant Prairie, WI. Isn't that close to you?

:ROFLMAO: *Let's .

Not knowing the extent of the project(s) and your capabilities, it's difficult to fully address the predicament without speaking in generalities. However, I used this line to sneak into one of my first sign projects as a designer: "It's nice but, it seems like it would be better if..."...

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...and if one has waaaaaaay too much time on one's hands... it's drawn to see what different options might look like. The first image is the wireframe of the illustration so offer an idea of what is involved... Admittedly, this drawing is a smidge more than typical... approaching a...

Very clever way to get past restrictions on aggregate sign area...:thumb: ...or maybe they ran it through the landlord and city... as an awning :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

:thumb: ...good things!

A friend of mine held an insufficient check for 6 months... but, it cost him $100 to cash it. It was for a BIG dollar amount that he tried to deposit a couple times. At the time, the bank would run a check through twice --- on the third attempt, the bank would just stamp it NSF and the...

All good wishes for the best outcome!

Nice illustration signmeup! I love the sense of volume you've created with both the linework and gradations. :thumb: Thanks for the link... I started an illustration using transparencies --- before your post ---- that sorta kinda followed a similar theory of highlights and shadows...

Best thoughts are with you!

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32 x 65 = 2080 sq. inch 2080/144 = 14.4444444444 sq. ft.

uh.... YEAaaaH! Very nice! For your work, you're about as far as I'd think you'd want to go with Corel for t-shirt seps on anything but white --- without getting frustrated or spending a bunch of time figuring out underbases. The base that you've got makes sense and follows a...

Depending on who you are doing the work for, there may be some pretty tight specifications on the type of printing or vinyl that you can use for things like that. ...and those specifications should come from your customer. In lieu of that, I suspect that Canada, or your province has a...

niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice! niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice! If you can do it, your printer should be able to do it. It's the same thought process, but think in objects rather than color. A gradient should be the same color from end to end in one object. 100% pantone blue to 0% pantone blue, for example, is...

Can you print separations from your computer? ...either to paper or a file to see what you've got? Fundamentally, the printer is wanting the ability to output each color to film separately. In that way, each ink color can then be layered on top of one another in the printing process...

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