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Welcome to the forum. You need to upgrade to a Merchant membership to sell your tables here. Nice table though.

Incorrect. Professionals do not use InDesign to design signs. If they are using the creative suite they use Illustrator for large and grand format layouts. InDesign is NOT for large format layouts.

This is new to me as well, so I googled it. Very cool look! Here's a google search of wholesalers Edit to add, while I was searching, I found a youtube video for DIY, they are using a screen printing method

Yep, two cases that I've read about. The most recent is a 13yr old girl in BC

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Not sure if you're being sarcastic, but I did study journalism in college. I was assistant editor of the newspaper.

That's exactly it. It's spreading in farms with laying hens, not the farms raising the chickens for meat. Same with dairy cows vs non-dairy cows.

That's debatable. ...and "stable genius" is an oxymoron.

Don't look now, but a milk shortage is right behind the egg shortage. Avian flu is affecting dairy cattle now. https://abcnews.go.com/Health/us-dairy-cows-infected-2nd-form-bird-flu/story?id=118507519

Liberty once lost, is lost forever.

To the best of my knowledge, none of the huge company's we've worked with have asked us to sign up for something like this (Though I wouldn't know, I doubt my boss would do it). I looked up RealPage Vendor Credentialing, and they used to be called "Compliance Depot". LOL, good thing they...

I would ignore it.

I was going to suggest a scale.... scrolled through and missed where someone else did - so plus 1 for weighing them. Some scales can weigh by count which makes it really easy.

It fluctuates for us. We got really slow about mid November through December. January was pretty busy, but this week it kinda dropped off a bit. Last year we got slammed in early spring and it was non-stop busy through the summer.

5 years? We haven't had anyone come back to replace a faded sign yet. That was our old flatbed too. We upgraded from the HP a few years ago, and now we have an Agfa Annapurna.

That's more or less what it looked like when I ran it through Vector.AI. :big laugh:

I tried a reverse image search as well, and it's true that it's used a LOT. The colors vary a great deal. I'm gonna say it's a hand drawing that has been scanned into and then colorized in photoshop over the years. Maybe the Vector Dr could vectorize it for you.

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