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Today the latest issue of SignCraft arrived in the mail. Although I've only had a chance to glance through quickly it looks at be a fabulous issue.
Dave & Suzie Butler are featured along with their mind blowing art of course. Lots to study and learn there!
Felix Marcano's work is featured on the cover and a spread of didtal graphics done on boats on the inside. Cool work there!
Alicia has her business card featured as does Rene Giroux.
Gary Anderson has another article in his series on 3D signs too.
Cisco did a feature on the signs of San Miguel which shows some very unusual work. Lots of inspiration there!
Tramp even has his truck in the shop vehicle section.
Lots of other eye candy between the covers too...
The regulars are there too sharing their latest tricks and methods.
It looks like another great read!
-grampa dan
-------------------- Dan Sawatzky Imagination Corporation Yarrow, British Columbia dan@imaginationcorporation.com http://www.imaginationcorporation.com
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Dan.... explain this one to me. If you were any further away from SignCraft, you'd be swimming with the salmons !!! Still you manage to get your copy sometimes over a week before me and a lot of us !!!
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Oh Jeez...now his head will swell to the size of a pumpkin! Yeah, Dan...how the heck do you always get your SC first? Love....Jill
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Way to go Felix! AND all! Some of the nicest people you could ever want to know, listed above. Those of you who haven't been to a meet, you need to get out and meet these people.
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SignCraft is printed in Quebec Rene. Really!
-grampa dan
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Congratulations Felix and everyone else. It has to be a good feeling to be recognized in an international trade publication.
While talking to a fellow head about what he could have on his website, I thought he should mention the fact he has been featured in SignCraft and won a sign of the month contest on this site.
I know our SOTM is less formal, but it is still an international award.
quote:Originally posted by Dan Sawatzky: SignCraft is printed in Quebec Rene. Really!
-grampa dan
Didn't you guys know that they get Dan to proof it before it gets to the rest of us?
-------------------- Mark Kottwitz Kottwitz Graphics Ridgely, MD www.SeeMySignWork.com -------------------------- Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein Posts: 746 | From: Ridgely, MD | Registered: Oct 2000
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Way to go Felix... that's a nice honour for you and a great opportunity for you to market that fact. Send a press release to your local newspapers... "Local Sign Artist featured in his industries top trade journal." Congratulations to all our featured residents. These trade magazines thrive on reader's contributions, we should all consider participation.
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I got mine yesterday. This is a great copy David & Susie Butler's work is always impressive. I especially love the John Jordan stamp. The article by Dan is very informative. Great work by Felix and Tonia. Nice work by Tony Perez. Great article and photos by Cisco. Ryan Young did a phenominal job on Tramp's truck also.
The piece on Spring Valley signs was interesting too. They do some gorgeous work.
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Just kidding Tramp GREAT job!!
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