Who is good at designing stickers?
04-16-2004, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Poke Runner
I found some good fonts through a friend. Only thing is, she works on a Mac and I am on a PC. So if anyone can use these fonts for the TX I can send them to you. I might be out of the loop this weekend for the PC, so you will probably have to wait until Monday.
How do these look?
How do these look?
I found a font once that looked like a cow brand..Anyone know what font that is? I will look...I think it might sort of look cool for the TX part
04-17-2004, 09:15 AM
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There are TONS of free fonts out there... google it!
Well, I'm friends with the guy that did my decals (yes they are di-cut decals) and he said they were a pain. He said he would charge $10 a piece for the 8" ones. When you do order them, I would go with 10" wide. Unfortunately the first one he made me was 10" and everyone had already decided on 8" but when they saw the 10" one they liked that size better. Oh well, next batch will be 10". Anything is possible, try and get it the way you want! but... its going to be a huge pita with split letters like that. My friend was complaining about just the shadows! Thats why i'm telling you this.
Well, I'm friends with the guy that did my decals (yes they are di-cut decals) and he said they were a pain. He said he would charge $10 a piece for the 8" ones. When you do order them, I would go with 10" wide. Unfortunately the first one he made me was 10" and everyone had already decided on 8" but when they saw the 10" one they liked that size better. Oh well, next batch will be 10". Anything is possible, try and get it the way you want! but... its going to be a huge pita with split letters like that. My friend was complaining about just the shadows! Thats why i'm telling you this.
04-17-2004, 10:07 AM
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Once we decide on how it will look, there is a guy over at Pirate 4x4 who does stickers/decals. I'll shoot him a picture and have him quote us a price.
Thanks for all the help and insite Turboale.
Thanks for all the help and insite Turboale.
04-17-2004, 12:29 PM
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Had some more time to have another go at it.
It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
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It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
EDIT: See:
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04-17-2004, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Scofco
Had some more time to have another go at it.
It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
EDIT: See:
It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
EDIT: See:
That is what I was trying to describe.
04-17-2004, 05:04 PM
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I have a feeling you always sleep just fine. But I do thank you for all the work you've done on this for us ... I know you don't live in TX, but you're surely always welcome down here.
04-17-2004, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 4route
I have a feeling you always sleep just fine. But I do thank you for all the work you've done on this for us ... I know you don't live in TX, but you're surely always welcome down here.I just don't want to ever forget all the tricks I know in the bloody thing, so I try to use it as much as I can.
Would be long trip to Texas from here
04-17-2004, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 4route
A long trip, yes, but I'm just saying. If for some reason you're ever down here ...
I'll keep an eye out for the 4roc stickers.
04-17-2004, 07:29 PM
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Scofco that sticker looks bada$$!!! I'll take two. One for each side window.
Nice job. If only I knew how to use photoshop like that...
Thanks a lot.
Nice job. If only I knew how to use photoshop like that...
Thanks a lot.
04-26-2004, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Scofco
Had some more time to have another go at it.
It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
EDIT: See:
It got pixelated goofy during gif conversion, but I could fix that. How is the overall look?
(it looks better on a background that isn't quite so dark)
EDIT: See:
I was wondering if you could email me a hi quality file of the two pictures you have posted here. I have a guy who makes Die-Cut decals and he needs a high quality image.
email me at
spctre@cox.net
also, for everyone else...He also wants to know how many we would want to get and also what size....
please chime in
04-26-2004, 06:52 PM
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Give me a size to blow it up to, and consider it done.
I will have to pretty much redo the entire thing though, as that tiny image there is as big as I have it
I will have to pretty much redo the entire thing though, as that tiny image there is as big as I have it
04-26-2004, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Scofco
Give me a size to blow it up to, and consider it done.
I will have to pretty much redo the entire thing though, as that tiny image there is as big as I have it
I will have to pretty much redo the entire thing though, as that tiny image there is as big as I have it
04-28-2004, 06:05 AM
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He shouldn't need 1:1 I think what they do is make a vector file out of it for the printer/cuting machine and so the size doesn't matter. My guy made this from an image that was about the width of a piece of paper...
It shouldn't even have to be in color... you just have to specify what color is where.
It shouldn't even have to be in color... you just have to specify what color is where.
05-09-2004, 11:48 AM
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Want a pixelated version?
I don't have a vectoring program, so I have no idea how to make a huge image that looks like the original.
http://scofco.snowcave.org/4roctx2.gif
I drew it pixel by pixel in 25:1 scale more for fun than anything. I have no idea how to do this logo without an original font. Sorry.
I don't have a vectoring program, so I have no idea how to make a huge image that looks like the original.
http://scofco.snowcave.org/4roctx2.gif
I drew it pixel by pixel in 25:1 scale more for fun than anything. I have no idea how to do this logo without an original font. Sorry.
