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  1. 2014 SF Giants World Series ring the President of their short season single A affiliate let me try on last month...
  2. Sean McCall is the sexiest lass to ever grace this place.

  3. That is freaking awesome! http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/iPhone/
  4. Edited above post. Should be able to see now.
  5. Can someone give me a hand here. I lost the original file I did for this about 6 months ago, now all I have is a low res proof and I need to recreate it. Can anyone tell me what font I used for "Saffron" and what font "Indian Cuisine" is. I know they are two different fonts, and whatthefont.com has been no help thus far.
  6. As posted in the requests thread: I assume .png format is acceptable.
  7. Or he can do a search for distress textures. A Google search for "illustrator distress textures" brings up over 21,000 entries, including this one: http://satansgoalie.deviantart.com/art/dis...xtures-64671762
  8. If you're talking about the black shadow under the ribbon, it looks like it's a black shape drawn under the ribbon to match the path of the ribbon and placed behind it.
  9. Object -> Envelope Distort -> Make with Warp Pick "Arch" and adjust as needed.
  10. Anybody here? I got chocolate chip cookies. YUM!!! The "RANE" look similar to Lubalin Bold, except the slabs on the "A" and the "N" are different. The "G" is something completely different. Either that, or a modified Geometric Slab Bold / Rockwell Bold. Lubalin Graph Bold Geometric Slab Bold Rockwell Bold
  11. Not really. There's this technique called "drawing". That's most likely what was done to match the rest of the Phillies' script.
  12. Thanks Pagan. Any chance there is a similar font that can be had for free? I really hate to spend $30 for a font, which I know is relatively inexpensive but I'll probably only use it a couple of times. Thanks. It's actually Frutiger Black, and Humanist 531 is a decent replacement. http://www.fontfinder.ws/49344/Humanist-531-CE-Black.html
  13. Agency FB Bold http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.htm?pid=409017
  14. FontLab's TransType works well for this type of thing. FontLab's TransType
  15. I would suggest downloading a font management app. Linotype's Font Explorer X is free and freakishly awesome. It also includes auto-activate plugins for most professional design software, including Photoshop and Illustrator. I don't know where I would be without this app. Linotype Font Explorer X
  16. You could do 'Create outline' for the whole text, align the first letter of each row left, the last letter of each row right, and then distributing all the other letters per line. Yeah, that is the long way of doing it I suppose...and I have used that technique before when doing something similar, but I figured there must be a much easier way and I know fiasco is right- I just can't get it to work for some reason. I don't think it works if you hit enter after each word. If you create a text box then fill in the copy with only a space between each word, it should work. Bingo! That's what I assumed would be done.
  17. In the Paragraph pallette, click the "justify all lines" icon.
  18. Anyone any clue?? I wanna say that's Baskerville. I don't remember all the different weights, but that might be semi-bold italic. It's very close, but the lowercase g in Baskerville SemiBold Italic doesn't close up at the bottom like this one does. I've been wracking my brain trying to figure this and the Dances With Wolves title font out.
  19. The best (in my opinion) way to do what I think you're talking about is to use the Offset Path function. Select the path you want to emulate, go to Object -> Path -> Offset Path and play around with the settings to get it to where you like it. Generally, you'll offset with a negative value to get the effect you are describing, but I also use Offset Path for strokes and shadows (with a positive value). You'll most likely have to edit the points with the direct selection (white arrow) tool, and add or subtract points with the Bezier Pen after you offset, and it may seem tedious, but the results will be much better. It may take awhile to get used to it, but once you do, you're golden.
  20. Each of those three templates you posted are not F1 cars, they're ChampCars...and I know this because I'm the one who drew those templates three years ago. Did I send them to you then? Or did you find them posted somewhere else? Your memory is awesome.
  21. It could possibly be Cooper Black Italic.
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