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Just a spectator here, but when someone corrects you when you are wrong, that doesn't equate to "starting a fight". It's simply clarifying for the rest of the class that Mr. Jockey only read part of the book, and is reporting only on half facts. And if you can't tell the whole story, you may...

What snow? Looks like sand to me. but your right - there should be puddles of blood there.

It's not really rocket science.... do you have an installer who already installs some type of vinyl graphics?

there's a little guy in the back who thinks it's pretty rude

Yikes, Now That is some rude behavior. can we go back to cute?

and I went down a rabbit hole while looking for that. This one is just too cute not to share

So, now the discussion is if someone was rude or not. :popcorn:

What font is used by Caterpillar? Font. The typeface used in the Caterpillar logo belongs to the Helvetica font family. Itis either Helvetica Inserat Roman created by Max Miedinger or Helvetica Compressed designed by Eduard Hoffmann and Max Miedinger.Nov 17, 2022 Your example looks...

Gino, do we have a winner yet?

opinions are one thing, but regurgitating someone's lies and calling them facts is agitating.

Yah, it did look a little sketch. Probably shouldn't have mentioned that find. My bad.

I found a "Human" font, but they don't seem to have a condensed version. https://www.dafont.com/human-2.font so I kept looking and found a light condensed version https://colab.research.google.com/drive/12B8fXydokUTM0Kb2KGWIP1YZBpcFhJ-2

I thought I was getting some serious Deja vu.... but some of the comments I know I read before weren't here. I found them! https://www.signs101.com/threads/backing-that-looks-like-wax-paper.175509/

I'm wondering where these "statistics" are coming from. I have a child in school, and I know that 1 out of 5 illiterate students is just not true. Maybe 1 out of 300. Maybe. Without testing the kids myself and conducting my own study. I think someone is falling for "statistics" from some biased...

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We use the same grommet setter and grommets for ACM that we use for banners and any other substrate (coro, foamcore, ultraboard...). ETA - we haven't had any problems with the grommets not getting secure enough and fall off. We do typically drill the ACM boards first - maybe that makes a difference?

Illustrator has text to vector built right in. That's how I did the bear claw - it was full color, but I thought we should start with a black & white logo.

from what I've read, at this point you can't claim any rights to AI generated artwork. So you can charge some sucker for it, but you can't claim intellectual property rights.

Coro is inherently a PITA. If you can't tape it down on the edges, you can try masking around it to give the vacuum more suction power.