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That is the plan, Im gonna use Cooper and outline it so I can fiddle about with the nodes. Thanks again!

Im making a decal for a buddy of mine that refurbishes old gas pumps. I cant seem to get the exact font for this logo. I came close but no cigar! Can one of our font gurus help me out please? Thank you in advance!

that is close too, I have tried Casablanca, Cooper, Seabird, Goudy and even looked at Belwe but I cant find that stupid "A". Thanks for the assist 300 I appreciate it!

anyone?

Absolutely awesome post...thank you and all words taken to heart. I have already learned a few odf them the hard way!

no problem. I figured the grey background would be easier to work if you didnt have to fit the other two inside. I made it a full uncut layer. the other two should fit but check the nodes to make sure they match up right.

I did one before I read the rest of the thread. lol Here is mine in layers. I did some fine tuning too. logo layers.ai

congrats John! Need a kirkiban for when it reaches 20,000

So is it like a safe place to go if you feel like something is happening ? (like a bad storm , bullying or someone is following you that you don't know?) Sounds like a nice person. Good job SeeJay!

I am still using my first cc blade from 4 months ago and still cuts perfect .

COOL MAN!

I googled it for you. http://all-free-down...ign-vector.html Easiest way to find stuff for me.

Welcome from GL!

Thanks from me too XL...I am still in learning mode so I will probably take 20 yards and 10 hours! lol great project!!!

I would like an idea of where to start on a project like that as well but I can just estimate T&M I suppose,

I did my version of the Grand Ledge design. White base is 3M Scotchcal Blue is General Formulations 5000 series Yellow is MacTac (I love this stuff!) Thank you reg marks for working on this the 3rd try! lol Got it down now after a bit of Pressure adjustments and node fine tuning.

well it has a clear backing which is nice for release and it cuts ok but it seems to get lifted in my cutter if it is a fine detail type of design. It is very soft and a bit thin. Real small pieces end up on the carriage. Other than that it's a nice producr. I use it exclusively for base cuts ( under hard to see colors) now or simple cuts and font.

This is supposed to be the equivalent of 651 so I am happy with it.

LOL Now thats funny! Here is a quick thought! THREE BEER.bmp

I didnt know you were telepathic Mark! that was amazing!!!

As far as logo design i recommend you figure out how much per hour you feel is fair and how long the entire process took from concept to finished graphic design. otherwise you can go online and google logo design, look at a few other companies, their process and what they charge as a guide. That too is a touchy subject. Based on your experience, location time and involved you should be able to be in a happy medium and make money. Just my 2 cents.

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looks great!

cool!

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