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The primary "font" is too much of a distortion of Serpentine ( an already far too dated typeface to be considered ) that it does not project confidence, experience or professionalism. The partial Texas silhouette doesn't have enough of the state showing to give it context. Antique Olive Nord...

Cool. Glad it's not too serious. We keep some of that stuff WoundSeal in our First Aid kit and its saved the day a few times.

I'm actually the outlier around here. I have decades more experience than my wife or our employees who just use the flat silver rulers I always use the safety rulers out of long running knowledge of how easy it is to get distracted and try not to jump on them when they inevitably cut themselves...

Hopefully, he didn't tease you the rest of the day. Here's to Krazy glue and bandaids. Have a good holiday and hope you heal fast.

All the weights on your font choices are too similar. The colors are a bit vivid and are competing with each other. The top panel should be down at the bottom to create a solid foundation for everything else to rest upon. The superfluous copy about credit, delivery, credit limit need to be...

You know what they say...... "everything's bigger in Texas" Even if it gets stretched a bit to make it so.

Ours has been doing the same thing in cooler weather and after some research and inspection it appears to be a weak or failing solder on one of the capacitors or other small component on the motherboard. Figures it's probably a $5 part and a $1,500 cost plus labor to replace the whole...

We watch it regularly. I love the episode when he was tired of the lousy quality of regular grocery store steaks, so he joins the Cornaco-opia Health Food Store and butts heads with the hippies running the joint.

I'm really glad you are ok.

We use 4" or 5 "x54" pieces of .030 polystyrene. We draw a line about 1.5" inches in from one edge and then cover the entire thing with transfer tape. Every few layers, we peel the whole works off, lay another layer of transfer tape and its good to go again. We use them almost indefinitely...

Most community's waste management companies host annual or semi-annual toxic waste drop off days. We keep our inks in the sealed jugs that our isopropyl alcohol comes in and then drop off them off at those events for free or low cost.

Looks like Rockwell Regular but the base line of the middle stroke on the "M" is different.

We use QuickBooks as our office management software and use it for both written estimates, invoices, statements, etc.

If only they could combine the two. Call it Silence of the Lambchops.

Yeah, our route only enabled us to afford less intergalactic toys like those wonderful balsa wood plane models with a rubber band powered prop.

Actually, you did say it was the "new standard" in California. We're in California also and haven't seen it done that often unless its on really shallow mullions which is typically the only time we do it. We've tried to work out the angles on deeper mullions and just haven't found the effort...

As much trouble as we've had with a few orders from Digiprint Supplies from a delivery standpoint, I have a hard time justifying the almost $175 price difference being charged by one of the other vendors being recommended for this exact part. Yes, time is money and getting things quickly is...

Absolutely! What seems to be an impenetrable defense in the thread is that despite claiming to have 4 or is it 5? decades worth of experience and financial success, kcollinsdesign steadfastly refuses to acknowledge the tried and true price calculators that businesses of all types have used for...

I like the direction you've taken it, but why not flip the micrometer vertically in its current position, open the spacing between "In" and "Scale" and have the calipers measuring the word In? Perhaps an italic and more open spacing for "model rockets" to suggest movement?

If there was ever a member who deserved to be paid for his or her advice, its you. Time for a Signs101-GoFundMe Brad retirement fund.