SRIC Pride & various other derails
01-31-2005, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
I think we need to work active weight transfer into the pace note for the S
and an Oh nos!! might be appropriate for the jump
and an Oh nos!! might be appropriate for the jump
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
01-31-2005, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
I think we need to work active weight transfer into the pace note for the S
Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
and an Oh nos!! might be appropriate for the jump
And I think maybe a handwriting font might look cooler on the pace notes, authenticity aside.
01-31-2005, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by sperry
Now we're getting somewhere! lol
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
01-31-2005, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by sperry
Now we're getting somewhere! lol
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
agreed entirely, I really like the "active weight transfer" comment, not sure how it would fit in..
How about a "snow donkey" reference
Oh noes is always good/
01-31-2005, 04:35 PM
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How about black lower grill cutout, windshield cutout, and SRIC/"notes" in the windshield?
Or is it better from an applique persective to have a large block with cutouts than smaller elements?
Or is it better from an applique persective to have a large block with cutouts than smaller elements?
01-31-2005, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sperry
Now we're getting somewhere! lol
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
How about the rally style shorthand notes vs. the longer notes in the ()'s? Keep 'em both? Ditch the shorthand? I wanted the notes to look realistic, but I also wanted them to be understanable to the common person. Comments?
01-31-2005, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
How about black lower grill cutout, windshield cutout, and SRIC/"notes" in the windshield?
Or is it better from an applique persective to have a large block with cutouts than smaller elements?
Or is it better from an applique persective to have a large block with cutouts than smaller elements?
01-31-2005, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by sperry
The resolution of the screening process is incredible... you don't really have to worry too much about things like that.
I like the car logo as is...all the other logos already have the grill headlight cut outs, I like the variation on this one.
How about Navy shirts with yellow ink