Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Brick,
Yup... I could send it other ways, but I'm tryin' to keep the clarity and physical size.
Thought I could bypass my ISP by using my Yahoo account, but that doesn't work either.
I'll just burn a CD and drop it off to Kevin... He's got high speed.
That way, I'll be able to send an uncompressed version...

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:Brick,
Yup... I could send it other ways, but I'm tryin' to keep the clarity and physical size.
Thought I could bypass my ISP by using my Yahoo account, but that doesn't work either.
I'll just burn a CD and drop it off to Kevin... He's got high speed.
That way, I'll be able to send an uncompressed version...

Sounds like a good plan...

Although, converting it to a vector graphics format would be the ideal thing for silkscreen printing (or cutting vinyl and other printing processes) because it is completely scalable with no loss of quality at all and also can be color separated in layers too. I imagine he must have the ability to convert it if he is in the graphics business though.

Sure is a nice looking logo.

Logo looks great --- but a question. What is the significance of the XX in the logo.
Philip

Creamcracker wrote:... a question. What is the significance of the XX in the logo.
Philip

Hi, Phillip!

It's a primary feature of the Jefferson State flag, and refers to our mantra of "We won't be double-crossed again!" ... we wanted to keep it as a feature of our logo, as well.

In a nutshell, the rural farming & ranching counties of N.CA and S.OR have never beeen adaquately represented or had our needs taken seriously in either state capitol. There have been promise-after-promise made to address our concerns and needs, but it's never happened ... therefore, "double-crossed again!"

Not like that doesn't happen in other states ... right ... ... ...?

CHEERS!

Grant

Grant Whipp wrote:

Creamcracker wrote:... a question. What is the significance of the XX in the logo.
Philip

Hi, Phillip!

It's a primary feature of the Jefferson State flag, and refers to our mantra of "We won't be double-crossed again!" ... we wanted to keep it as a feature of our logo, as well.

In a nutshell, the rural farming & ranching counties of N.CA and S.OR have never beeen adaquately represented or had our needs taken seriously in either state capitol. There have been promise-after-promise made to address our concerns and needs, but it's never happened ... therefore, "double-crossed again!"

Not like that doesn't happen in other states ... right ... ... ...?

CHEERS!

Grant

OK Thanks Grant that makes sense now -- although I'd never heard of Jefferson State until your post.
Philip

It was just th right size for a magnet, so I made on and it came out perfect. Going to find somewhere on the tear to put it.

Oregonian wrote:It was just th right size for a magnet, so I made on and it came out perfect. Going to find somewhere on the tear to put it.

Bruce that sounds great. Can you post a picture of the magnet?

I made the logo on a sheet of magnet for Eunice and Ken and it turned out great

Al the magnet is, is a 8x11 magnet like a piece of printer paper. You can most likely get a package of magnet paper at your local stationary store. That is where I got mine. When you asked me, (when you were up here for the dutch oven cookoff,) where there was a store that you could get something?????? you went to Bi-Mart to get something for you, that is where I bought the magnet paper. There will be a brown envelop in your mail box in the next couple of days, let me know if you like what's in it.
Bruce

Made one for Dean, but don't know if he received it. Guess I will have to wait and see if he did at the Dam gathering.