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Jeff, I just gotta hear how you took a stone statue and turned it into a beautiful woman.
Jack
Jack Ross:Jeff, I just gotta hear how you took a stone statue and turned it into a beautiful woman.
ROFL... Now that would be more challenging yet.
But always possible. here is a test:
Hi, Jeff. I keep some rocks in my pocket. Could you, please, convert then in gold coins? (ha ha ha)
Very well done Jeff, on both counts. You always amaze me.
<Jack Ross> wrote in message news:71503@coreldraw.com... Very well done Jeff, on both counts. You always amaze me.
<Silvio Win> wrote in message news:71500@coreldraw.com... Hi, Jeff. I keep some rocks in my pocket. Could you, please, convert then in gold coins? (ha ha ha)
and what an Exhibition - Egyptian or otherwise - of awesome work it is.
the 'dd'
comin' atcha from up on the hill in Abbotsford, BC CANADA
<digital demon> wrote in message news:71509@coreldraw.com... and what an Exhibition - Egyptian or otherwise - of awesome work it is.
hi jeff.
i just checked out yor work and i'm very impressed. excellent work.
i'm only begining to get into that sort of artwork lately, i really enjoy it but there isn't much call for it in the sign industry in ireland and thats what i mainly do.
<chipster> wrote in message news:71559@coreldraw.com... i just checked out yor work and i'm very impressed. excellent work.
you are right jeff, it's not always right for the customer, i am working in the sign industry for 19 years long before digital imagery and large format printing was affordable for a lot of sign companies (well in ireland anyways) but it's no harm to know the old ways, but i find that a lot of the time the simple design is what the customer wants, if the sign or vehicle is easily read from a distance they are very happy. too many fonts and colours is just messy for signage
chipster: I find that a lot of the time the simple design is what the customer wants, if the sign or vehicle is easily read from a distance they are very happy.
Yes, smart customers with existing businesses or who are older almost always ask for simplicity IMO. For clear communication purposes, but also for economical reproduction.
But, the youth and new business seem to want the splashiest color and craziest effects. To them, how the overall thing looks is more important than the message. Which I think is the wrong way to go. Sure it catches attention, but that doesn't mean the viewer remembers anything. It's like someone screaming in your face. Your senses are shocked and you don't remember what they're even saying.
Also, I see some artists trying to be so clever or apply marketing psychology, but customers wipe that stuff aside as being manipulative.
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