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Gil Elvgren's 'Riding High': http://img3387.imagevenue.com/images/loc290/77442_Elvgren_Riding_High_1_1000_122_290lo.jpg

http://www.fontspace.com/category/college Collegiate Black FLF, Freshman, Superstar M54... take your pick.

Nice work. Love the Rambler - it's not the usual custom.

You need the pen itself or the holder?

"racing" is Brush Script MT

Our main competitor applies one each of all their designs to a white flat sheet and attach it to their van door using spring clamps. One had a table display - all designs pressed on shirts which were folded and placed on their table with a clear plexi sheet over top - the plexi was held down by the clips that held the skirt on the tables.

check out the videos at http://www.pimpashirt.com - it's all about making shirts with cut vinyl.

I do a lot of my design work from home; work and home both have linux file servers - I just rsync the artwork and font folders. Since I have no idea which computer I might have access to at work, I ended up syncing it all to about half a dozen computers. Do I have enough backup, ya think?

here's one... helmet.eps helmet.eps

sK1 is linux-only at the moment, but the latest Inkscape includes Uniconverter from the sK1 project.

pdf files are vector files PDF files are EPS files with a wrapper saying 'this is a pdf'.

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/131140830/253824.html

http://www.openwebdesign.org

The back (non-printing side) should have a grid on it.

The fonts are, in order: Impact, Aachen Bold, Brush Script (the C), Ballpark Weiner.

You misspelled 'removal'

Converted to cdr Army_National_Guard.zip Army_National_Guard.zip

JPSS is for desktop inkjet.

I couldn't recommend anyone specific, as I haven't had need for them. However, you can find then by searching for 'ad specialty products'.

You probably want 'dark' or 'opaque' heat transfer material. [Edit:] Forgot to mention - search for it by the type of printer you have - "inkjet opaque transfer" for example.

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They appear to be a digital printer rather than a material supplier... I know these two carry yellow coro: MidWest Sign Supply 401 Evans Black Drive, Seattle, WA 98188-2912 206-433-8080 800-426-4938 http://www.midwestsign.com Northwest Sign Supply 5300 4th Ave South, Seattle, WA 98108 (206) 767-9592 (800) 654-0194 http://www.northwestsign.com/

Use "Brightness cutoff" with a low number, say 0.300 or so. change the number and click 'Update' (lather, rinse, repeat) until you see what you're looking for, then hit OK.

Ditto!!

yes, it's bent right at the outer joint (the adjuster knob is in between).