Yea I think might be too detailed but I’ll send them and see what they say
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but i like the long skinny one again! its just a bit too skinny to read. one or the other ill get done
ill send you two sets of whatever i get done but if you can show another long and skinny and the one row colored. and that’s it.
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Please confirm what you want:
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The black & white skinny, but less skinny?
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The color, but single row. Do you want the letters to take up all available space?
Make both of them!!
Need you to give okay for the colored. Once you okay the colored one we need to fix all the colors so they are “PMS Solid Coated” per instructions from your wheel people…
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I like them both what anyone else think?
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I might be biased, but I like this one more
But of those two above, I like this one
I just feel like when you print that in real life with ten or so colors, they will be misaligned slightly and make it look like poop. But if perfectly aligned, yeah I like that one over the narrow one
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They can do 6 colors they say. I like the colors if they can do it right.
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I don’t think they can print that one then, it looks like more than 6 colors. I think screen printing you can’t mix colors either, they all have to be pure. (can’t print blue on yellow to make green, et cetera) Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
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Yea too many colors. But maybe he can do a version w six? Or u. I just want it to wrap as it does and a nice font.
@hummieee if you’re okay with design then we will finalize the colors per “PMS solid coated”. We already have the 6 colors picked out. We didn’t want to waste time fixing colors If you didn’t like the design
Screen printing is done in layers when dealing with multiple colors. My girl works with screen printers in her profession and didn’t say there were any problems with the colors.
We’ve already picked the 6 PMS solid coated and need to revise the for final draft. Was waiting on @hummieee for final okay.
@hummieee what is the exact process your wheel people are using to print the graphics on wheel.
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I don’t know and think the standard method. No mixing. But send me a six color version and I can get them to tell me what they think.
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Printers typically create samples so both they and the client can QC and fix any issues such as misalignment in text/graphics.
@hummieee I assume you’ll be getting sample(s) for review before you approve full production to proceed.
Doubt it. Whatever their process is.
