HIGH OCTANE DESIGNS · 08-20-2005, 11:58 AM

A couple if signs I just did for a new pizza place in town....Alumalite signs with vinyl printed on my versacam....Funny thing is....this place hadn't started making their wings yet so I got some wings to go from Buffalo Wild wings and snapped pictures of their chicken wings....slapped them on the sign...good to go..most of the sign is printed..however the prices are die cut to allow for the numbers to be changed.... good size signs too 3' x 4' and 2'x3' prins turned out perfect....yes..go buy a versacamm..I dig it.

Barry · 08-20-2005, 12:49 PM

Nice man...

The more work I see you guys post the more impressed I am..

PGilleland · 08-20-2005, 03:23 PM

Those are really nice!

mastersignwizard · 08-21-2005, 01:52 AM

Good job!

Neil · 08-21-2005, 06:48 AM

Well done! I had to do a similar job a while ago for Pepsi. They wanted a bunch of menus for take-away shops and they had to include pics of bbq chickens, wraps, fries, salads etc. I could get a few stock photo's, but nothing like what they actually served.
This is the problem with photo-realistic printing - as opposed to clipart...the picture has to look like their product, right down to whether they have pickles on their burgers or not!

So I went down to my local shop and bought one of each. Set the food up on plates in the workshop, camera on tripod, and snapped a few pics of each.
The family couldn't beleive it every few minutes I'd bring in a plate of hot take-away food for them!
I brought the pics into Photoshop and extracted the backgrounds, souped up the colors, and now I've got my own photo clipart ready to drop into the next project.

ESGFX.com · 11-02-2005, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by HIGH OCTANE DESIGNS

A couple if signs I just did for a new pizza place in town....Alumalite signs with vinyl printed on my versacam....Funny thing is....this place hadn't started making their wings yet so I got some wings to go from Buffalo Wild wings and snapped pictures of their chicken wings....slapped them on the sign...good to go..most of the sign is printed..however the prices are die cut to allow for the numbers to be changed.... good size signs too 3' x 4' and 2'x3' prins turned out perfect....yes..go buy a versacamm..I dig it.

What font did you use for "Wing..."

HIGH OCTANE DESIGNS · 11-02-2005, 06:56 PM

Letterhead font...LHF Sarah Script.

08-20-2005, 11:58 AM	#1
HIGH OCTANE DESIGNS Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 33 Printer: ROLAND SP 540 V	Pizza Signs A couple if signs I just did for a new pizza place in town....Alumalite signs with vinyl printed on my versacam....Funny thing is....this place hadn't started making their wings yet so I got some wings to go from Buffalo Wild wings and snapped pictures of their chicken wings....slapped them on the sign...good to go..most of the sign is printed..however the prices are die cut to allow for the numbers to be changed.... good size signs too 3' x 4' and 2'x3' prins turned out perfect....yes..go buy a versacamm..I dig it. Attached Thumbnails

08-20-2005, 03:23 PM	#3
PGilleland Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Rainbow TX Posts: 353 Printer: Mimaki JV3 160SP	Those are really nice! __________________ Paula http://www.signs67.com signs@signs67.com

08-21-2005, 01:52 AM	#4
mastersignwizard Administrator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Arizona Posts: 2,044 Printer: Roland SC-545 EX Pro II V & HP5500	Good job! __________________ Corey Printing Digital www.printingdigital.net E-Mail: corey@printingdigital.net Direct: 623-444-5200 Roland SC545EX Pro II V w/Triangle MLD Bulk Ink System - HP5500 - Flexi Sign Pro - Sign Lab - Wasatch SoftRip - Onyx - Daige Laminator - Ioline SC72 - Ioline Studio 8 - CorelDRAW X3 - Adobe Creative Suite CS3 - Eye Candy Effects Collection - Vertus Fluid Mask - Flaming Pear - All Andromeda Photoshop-Plugins - PhotoZoom Pro - EyeOne Proof & Profile Maker - Estimate

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08-20-2005, 12:49 PM	#2
Barry Administrator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Cypress, Texas Posts: 1,977 Printer: Versacamm SP300	Nice man... The more work I see you guys post the more impressed I am..

08-21-2005, 06:48 AM	#5
Neil Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 281 Printer: Roland Hifijet - mild solvent Hexachrome	Well done! I had to do a similar job a while ago for Pepsi. They wanted a bunch of menus for take-away shops and they had to include pics of bbq chickens, wraps, fries, salads etc. I could get a few stock photo's, but nothing like what they actually served. This is the problem with photo-realistic printing - as opposed to clipart...the picture has to look like their product, right down to whether they have pickles on their burgers or not! So I went down to my local shop and bought one of each. Set the food up on plates in the workshop, camera on tripod, and snapped a few pics of each. The family couldn't beleive it every few minutes I'd bring in a plate of hot take-away food for them! I brought the pics into Photoshop and extracted the backgrounds, souped up the colors, and now I've got my own photo clipart ready to drop into the next project.

11-02-2005, 06:56 PM	#7
HIGH OCTANE DESIGNS Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 33 Printer: ROLAND SP 540 V	Letterhead font...LHF Sarah Script.

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