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shop signage: american pond gardens
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Oyyyyyy!
knees, legs, back – you name it…it hurts 😉Had to do these (2 of them) on the dining room floor.
I have no more room in that garage.(2) 46″ x 88″ custom cut panels of 3/8 in. Alumalite
Lots of colors – all vinyl 🙄
But, I only have myself to blame, for I designed it……and am now not too happy about that 😮
I used some of Stevo’s ideas there….the inshade, and the highlights…worked out well I think (thanks for those Stevo)!This is actually the first larger scale (for me) sign I did alone.
was a bit scary with the almost 8′ run of green vinyl (oracal 751) when I didn’t have any more if I messed up………which, with me, is entirely possible…hmmmm possibly likely
:tongue:Camera’s not the best sorry
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That looks really nice!
Is that your signature on the right?
The letters look like they were hand painted with those shadows.
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Looks great!
I am a fan of Alumalite but not of back/knee pain.
You shoulda used the dining room table like I do!
Ya done good.
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Nice finish, they it has a really nice overall look about it.
Nice that you have designed and put it all together from start to finish.
Well worth the backpain I reckon :lol1:
Aaron 😀
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Looks good!!
(hot)
Britchenko
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Really like it, those effects give it real depth… :thumbsup:
Agree with Jill.. next time use the dinning room table. 😮
Simon
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that looks great leigh, really smart! 😛
as others have said, it has depth/dimension in the design which isnt easy to do and make it look good. well done….is the Alumalite like dibond etc that we use here in the uk?
constructive critisism: nothing really as i am sure i know why… the grey you have used for the inner shadow, would maybe have been best in a lighter shade of grey? if you are like “me” though, you have probably used what you had in stock 😉
thanks for taking the time to post your work leigh…..
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Very nice work Leigh, it looks great …. shame about all your sore body areas now though!!
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nice signs leigh!! 😛
constructive critisism, i would have moved the grey shadow over to the left a bit so the two pointy bits on the end of the ‘N’ & ‘A’ join together and also have used a lighter grey!! 😛
Nik 😉
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(:) to all of you who NOTICED the grey is tooooo dark and it’s actually a bit too wide – and now as Nik pointed out….I could have moved things around a bit 😉 :lol1: damn
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of course I only really noticed it after the fact :banghead:
isn’t that always the way.and yep, I did use whatever grey I had in stock…no way was I buying
another roll. I had this left over from another grey dropshadow, but that was on ivory….so I guess it was a bit too dark for the white.ohhhh
and my body still hurts. :lol1:
That’s it, I’m using the dining room table next time…just like suggested.
And, what more, I don’t care if people are eating at the time 😉
MOVE I tell you.thank you all (cheesy)
next time I’m posting it first so everybody can point this stuff out to me before I do the work :lol1: (I’m reallllly outta shape)oh yeh Rob, Alumalite is a polymer core (read plastic/corro type) skinned with AL
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