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Good news! Best for a hasty recovery! :thumb:

I liked the way that you tried to pull that off with the figure... I didn't catch that at first. In the original logo, the qp kinda reminds me of Jack LaLaine's workout shirt. Too bad the negative space between the P's make a valley instead of a pinnacle. And, if you make a pinnacle behind...

Best thoughts are with you! ...for tomorrow and to a fast and full recovery. :thumb:

Nice... as always :thumb:

Truly sorry for the loss.

Nice work all! :thumb: Here's a few of mine for the "pile." Some old vehicle drawings --- They're ink keylines on vellum done with French curves and Rapidiograph pens... for back in the days of process cameras and rubylith separations for screenprinting. The airplane has the Ben-Day...

Best thoughts are with you!

That's amazing technology. I'm happy that you're a participant with it and on the road to an incredible recovery. :thumb:

I'd love to see a night shot to see the dimensional stuff lit up at the top. Nice work to get. :thumb: Like anything, I'd probably have more to critique if it wasn't already in place, but a fine job, nonetheless.

What market level? I always thought Hiroshige was an elegant font in a fun and legible way. The sans is similar to Optima, but a touch more swashy ...without being cliche like the typical fonts used for Asian food.

... see the the video jiarby posted in another thread: http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=79946 31:47 If you have the time, watch the whole thing. It's good.

Just so I understand... I don't do wraps or pricing. So I don't know if the Ford Wrap is high/low/competitive? ... But, is this the type of program that you are anticipating now with 3M's proposed plan?

I have to admit, I've rarely seen a 4c process screen print job that didn't look cheap to me unless the printer custom mixed the four colors. And if it did look good off the press, the first wash usually killed it with fibrillation --- where the "hair" of the shirt breaks from the ink and makes...

:thumb: Very nice! Love the pin stripes!

:thumb: ))))))))))))))

If you know that the colors may change on an illustration like this, a trick in Illustrator is to to use spot colors to build the components of the image. For example, the car body could be shades of PMS 485 red. In that way, the color can be changed in the palette rather than swapping out...

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wow. That's tough to read. I can't imagine the agony that Hennie is experiencing. My heart goes out to her. All the best wishes for her and Joe.

Nice - :thumb: - Good work as always I would have loved to see some Deaton Cartoon magic for the portrait. I suspect that was probably a sensitive conversation, though.