mags i just did

[signwizz]

wasnt a big fan of the grass background but the end result is the customer liked it
shane

 

[WhiskeyDreamer]

not bad....but the tag line stands out more than the name and #

 

[tiredcreations]

I see your toesies

 

[Gino]

 

[Mike Paul]

Grass is ok but you need more contrast with your lettering.
Commercial mower too unless it's for a kid using his dads Murray.

 

[Jillbeans]

White lettering on the name and number would have made this much more effective.
Also not running everything so close to the edges.
But hey at least you have cute feet.
Love....Jill

 

[signwizz]

he was stuck on those colors i tried to tell him but he wanted blue
thanx for the comments
shane

 

["Deposit Please"]

Baby blue would've been a better color for the text, that would allow "Lawn Services" to be more legible. Needed a border, maybe around the phone #, Lawn Mower doesn't look grounded, looks like it was slapped on there. Doesn't matter i guess, customer likes it ! Just keep sharpening your design skills

 

[SignManiac]

I wish I could get away with letting my clients design all of my signs. That would take a lot of the work away from my job and make my life easier. The grass came out good.

 

[chuckh]

Did you print directly to the magnetic sheeting or did you print pressure sensitive vinyl and then apply? Any laminate?

 

[signwizz]

printed on oracal and laminated the customer didnt design it!! he had shirts made with the same lettering and wanted the sign to match thanx for the comments
shane

 

[Dave Drane]

No Comment!

 

[Dave Drane]

I wish I could get away with letting my clients design all of my signs. That would take a lot of the work away from my job and make my life easier. The grass came out good.

Good reply.

 

[Mosh]

Looks like a quik $35 set of mags.

 

[signgal]

I see your toesies

you crack me up, Andrew!

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

Well well great looking grass a small mower blue on green customer request
hey you pulled it off ....... looks nice
sure contrast could be better with a white outline but hey customer is right they pay the bills .

At what point can we really say sorry customer this request does not meet our standards.

 

[Steve C.]

he was stuck on those colors i tried to tell him but he wanted blue
thanx for the comments
shane

I had a customer like that last week... wanted dk blue bkg with black letters.
He finally agreed to let me put a white outline.