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Yea, I know, it's got the brush script and all, but that's what he wanted. I designed it with a better looking one but he had to have that one. It's kind of hard to see but there's a gold outline in the design, boy he could'nt make his mind on which shade of gold to go with, I would have gone with a different color. There's some negative space to the front of the trailer, we were thinking of putting a cartoon of a drywall worker or something. First time posting on the portfolio table, comments welcome.
Thanks, Tony B
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As much as I dislike brush script, I agree, you did make it look good. In the right hands even an overused typestyle can be made to work. Nice job and don't you just love rivets?
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Thanks John, the rivets were not a problem at all. I unscrewed them! Then I painted them the correct color to match the vinyl color. I wouldn't have minded if I couldn't unscrew them though, I positioned the graphic pretty well to avoid them but would have liked the challenge!
Thanks man!
-------------------- Tony Broussard Graphic Details Digital Media Loreauville, LA Posts: 395 | From: Loreauville, LA | Registered: Jul 1999
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Then I painted them the correct color to match the vinyl color. I wouldn't have minded if I couldn't unscrew them though, I positioned the graphic pretty well to avoid them but would have liked the challenge!
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