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vehicle graphics: bansha technical
this is the second van i have done.
sorry about the pictures being so big, but i dont know how to reduce the size, mabe one of you can advise, thanks eddie
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excellent mate!
i have to say for the second van you have done it looks brill… infact its betetr than most i see running around.
i like the script you have used eddie do you know what iit is called? -
Um Eddie, I don’t know how to say this mate, but according to my dictionary Ventilation is spelt with an “i” not Ventalation, I might be wrong maybe its an american version or something, don’t worry mate I did a sign for a bike shop and it was up for 18 months before anyone noticed I spelt bicycle wrong 😀 it was “biycle” (<( 😳 Apart from that its a bloody nice job mate 😉
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On the same subject Steve, I did a Merc Sprinter for an ‘Independant BMW specialist’ which was on the road for 12 months before someone pointed out the fact that there’s no ‘a’ in independent. 😳
Nice clean looking job, Eddie
Cheers
Andy
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Hey Eddie – I think ‘bugger’ is the word you’re looking for!…lol
Don’t worry about the spellin’ thing mate, just ring ‘um up and make a joke of it – most people would see the funny side! Blimey, I made a right mess or the word ‘courteously’ just recently, and it spent at least a couple of months on the van before someones young lad noticed!!! [gulp – pistol to temple]
nice looking work by the way – sweet…real sweet!
…and in a nutshell – import into Corel Photopaint or Paint ShopPro etc, then re-sample (or re-size) the image to about 650 pixels width whilst ensuring you ‘link’ the proportions so that the height of the image re-sizes to suit also, then export the new image as either a GIF or JPG and use it instead…
more soon
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well like everyone else Eddie i think your work looks tops… & this is you just starting out, think of the type of stuff you will be putting out further down the line! 😉
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😎 Athother sharp one Mr. C Simple To The Point i Must give you an A For This Exam!!!!!!
OREO 😎
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😳 !!! back to the drawing board. the client hasnt even contacted me,
& he only lives up the road. well spotted gang & thanks for the encouragement. the font is chicago old style script & serpantine
now i must run off & get a dictionary, thanks again for the kind words
ps: will have a go at reducing the picture size, eddie
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