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Mark Stokes
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Member # 5351

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Hi all just asking if someone can point me in the right direction for checkered flag graphic styles.
I am doing a job on a go kart trailer and need some inspiration as i am stuck for ideas at the moment.
Thanks in advance.

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Mark Stokes
Mark Stokes Signs
Mount Barker South Australia

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Ian Stewart-Koster
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Member # 3500

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Hi Mark,

The Fontry, I think, did some chequered lettering styles, which they had on a collective font cd for sale here a few years ago, with a heap of prismatic fonts and other stuff.

I think one lot was called racefonts, or brandt eternals or something like that...I'll have to look it up.

Your 'neighbour' Ticks did a FANTASTIC kart sign at a park not far from the highway near Renmark or thereabouts- I remember photographing it a couple of years ago when we drove down- mottled bagged bluey black background, rhodamine script lettering, airbrushed of course. I'm probably wrong, now, but it had just about every colour on it, and was really eye-catching & nice & legible too. maybe it was Loxton, but I thought it was north of the highway...

[ January 26, 2007, 06:05 AM: Message edited by: Ian Stewart-Koster ]

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Rod Tickle
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Member # 575

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This one Stewy? [Smile]

What you drove thru and didnt call in???? shame on you!

I got heaps stoka but i'm not on the work puter. hell just draw a flag and turn it into checkers.

Cheers!
Rod

[ January 26, 2007, 05:54 PM: Message edited by: Rod Tickle ]

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Rod from,
EAST COAST AIRBRUSHING
"Airbrush Art & Graphics"
Nambour; Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Australia
E.mail: rod@rodticklesigns.com
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Ian Stewart-Koster
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Yes, Rod, and no...maybe I'm confusing that one with another one at that good amusement park sponsor's board. It's a park with clever swings and flying foxes and things...

Anyway, they're both great!

ps i think you were out when we passed through, and my wife wanted to get on to Adelaide before dark, I would have waited a bit- but this was in March 2005.

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Eric Houser
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Member # 4461

posted

Mark, take a look at the vectorart.com site.

You can buy individual designs, makes it quite handy.

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Eric Houser
Eric Houser Signs
Richmond, Va

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