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Who can make decent stickers then?

6 posts · Started by superdukegod · 11 Jul 2009

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I can get some sticker made up if you have the correct file for use. My missus works for a massive sign company and can basically do anything in graphics. She did some wicked KTM Orange stickers for me which are leagues better than the KTM ones. Obviously there are copyright issues and cost of vinyl etc but the possibilities are endless.

Of course if she is mega busy at work it could take a wee while but if you send me the file I can ask her what's possible.

If you want it shaped or matching the shape of a panel then you'll need to supply drawing based files for her to use as a template or it wont be perfect.
What sort of files / file formats are required for such activities?
Adobe illustrator files (.CSV I think) for plain logos etc

the sort of thing found on brandsoftheworld.com

they're all vectored files that can create images without pixels for perfect graphics. My missus knows ALL about it but she isnt here right now or I'd ask her.
I just got done with a an exercise making some vectored graphics for some decal repros.

If you're reasonably handy with software apps and you like to learn new things, download a trial copy of Adobe Illustrator and make your own graphics. I duplicated the stock SuperDuke graphics by tracing the images in the parts manual and they are perfect. I can resize them and send the .CSV file to a decal shop and they will knock them up in any color and size I specify. A good decal shop will make the stickers with transfer material so they're easy to apply.

If you get good with AI, you can make sum really cool custom images.
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