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considering how much everything costs, id rather adjust my needless spending and move forward then worry about whats out of my control...or care for that matter. gas prices dont bother me one bit. if its too high i will find other means of travel, or adjust spending, so it shot up a quarter a...

Heres what I mean, since I cant explain it any different. top showing for refence bottom the curve again, its just made it easier to apply small lettering or designs on a curved surface that small..youll have to find the right diameter to use based on the size of the item and lettering /...

Just to explain, Ive been making custom annual Christmas tree decorations for a few years for family. Ill buy the clear ones at Micheals fill them, then cut vinyl for names designs etc, to airbrush, then layer for other colors. I just found cutting names with slight radius or skews makes them...

because on a slight curve, it allows for a straight application, it will follow the curve of the diameter easier when its cut and applied with a slight radius, when yo try to apply a straight around a diameter on a sphere, it never really looks right if its not DEAD center in the radius...

create font on a radius

I run 3 ACER H243H 24" on my design machine, I bought each from tiger direct for about 179 each. These things are great.

High Speed Low Drag motivation right there!!

Lawnmower man was prolly looking at the overgrowth around that old sign and got a "woody" thats why he likes it better.. I like the new one. If the customer is happy, who gives a mowers *** what anyone else thinks

What I mean is automotive clear coat, spray it. dupont house of Kolor, whatever clever. Smaller areas we dont need a spray booth, just mask off and go. HVLP and a small shop compressor, then a couple coats for extra protection on the areas that get dinged the most. I'll hit bumpers, scoops...

clear coat it.

^ hell yeah.

Thats why I charge 35 for the first 2 proofs, 10 per proof after....they stop nit picking REAL quick

I just remembered that, Blender is not user friendly. Ill stick with ulead, just import the vector and poof...

and for those who ride more then one, the partial SADDLE WRAP only specials...

^ +1, I forgot all about that.

Ulead Cool 3d is ok. used to use it quite a few yrs ago.

^ nice..Im going to try that. I never thought of doing it that way and see

Very Nice!!

I do not believe its possible. If I remember correctly the files ( swatch files ) themselves are read differently in each program, and cant directly be imported. You have to recreate I believe.

client can claim THEY support the person being parodied and that is a political nightmare....ooohhhh