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Rod Tickle
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Hi guys, I'm in need of a couple cartoos for a logo i'm doing. What the guy wants is a cartooned "car", "Tractor" and "Forklift", you know... hot lookin with mag wheels etc. The car I could handle but just not sure about the forklift or tractor. By Tractor I meen farm tractor, as I know you folk up there call trucks = tractors.
If someone thinks they can help we will sort out the "finer" details as well as $ dammage.

Thanx!

Rod

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Rod from,
EAST COAST AIRBRUSHING
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Nambour; Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Australia
E.mail: rod@rodticklesigns.com
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Ian Wilson
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ticks last time I did something like that I just scanned a colouring book it was a forklift but it worked great

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Ian Wilson
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Toowoomba Queensland Australia
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old paint
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john denton..is your man....

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joe pribish-A SIGN MINT
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George Perkins
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The tractor would be an easy one, do a search for "pulling tractors", these things look just like cartoons, four big block engines with blowers, headers, mag wheels, huge tires, big wide fenders, the works.

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Dave Draper
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Hey Rod,

Cars, trucks, forklifts, are just retangles on circles. they just have different curves and details to fill them out.

If you can handle the car, try the others, because one artist has to do all three for them to carry the consistancy.

If you have Corel, or can get some clip art, its only a matter of warping these in your sign program, oversizing the wheels and some tweaking to make it look kewl.

We have a program called Squiz for making characterizations of real people portratis. It would warp a fork lift. [Smile]

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