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May 11, 2011 - 9:54am
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Yeah I didn't want to get into that. There's another Hungry Bear —not affiliated with this one— 30 miles north of here. On a related note, the people who bought the Parlor News Coffeehouse are changing the name to Uncommon Grounds.
Horse/Water/Drink/Can't
Yeah, they should have named it The Hungry Bear Coffeehouse.
Just for kicks I took a look at some of the other 12,566 hungry bear restaurant logos and Scott's is the best!
Yeah I didn't want to get into that. There's another Hungry Bear —not affiliated with this one— 30 miles north of here. On a related note, the people who bought the Parlor News Coffeehouse are changing the name to Uncommon Grounds.
Horse/Water/Drink/Can't
Oh and the Hungry Bear is an Italian place. Of course it is isn't it obvious?
The really funny part is that we had a designer do a poster for our NH Creative Club, and we actually agreed to tell her she had to make the logo bigger.
The really funny part is that we had a designer do a poster for our NH Creative Club, and we actually agreed to tell her she had to make the logo bigger.
That song goes around our office occasionally. Painfully accurate.
The really funny part is that we had a designer do a poster for our NH Creative Club, and we actually agreed to tell her she had to make the logo bigger.
I have a project that's going to require a student graphic designer that can either work for modest compensation.
Really, I need a graphic designer to do the design and layout PLUS an illustrator!!
I'll need a cute beauty design logo that grabs attention, something cutesy like STILA (but obviously not STILA). You'll have 2 wks to craft the design and deliver final proof.
Please email for more details so I can give you the full scoop, thanks!! Please send a link of your work, so I can get a sense of your aesthetic, caliber. Students are encouraged to respond based on my rate of pay.
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Jan 27, 2011 - 2:09pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
We sent off a PDF the other day, got this reply today:
Our size spec for a half-page ad is 1350 x 1016 pixels at 300 dpi. The image you sent is 1350 x 1025 — 9 pixels too high. Did you want to chop 9 pixels off the top/bottom or shall I?
9 pixels too high WTF that's wrong in so many ways.
We sent off a PDF the other day, got this reply today:
Our size spec for a half-page ad is 1350 x 1016 pixels at 300 dpi. The image you sent is 1350 x 1025 — 9 pixels too high. Did you want to chop 9 pixels off the top/bottom or shall I?
9 pixels too high WTF that's wrong in so many ways.
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Aug 30, 2010 - 6:58pm
islander wrote:
Where there's a will there is a goofball who will maximize the doc, do a print screen and paste it into paint. He'll then complain that your doc had virus that messed up his print driver.
those bastards we must the faith or we'll be trampled asunder by the or tramps like . . . . much appreciation for your commitment to and the ungrateful bastards (or bitches) that don't understand our generosity!
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Aug 30, 2010 - 6:06pm
islander wrote:
Where there's a will there is a goofball who will maximize the doc, do a print screen and paste it into paint. He'll then complain that your doc had virus that messed up his print driver.
same idea. There's a checkbox in the security settings that allows printing or not. Anything to keep it from actually getting onto press. Altho I haven't tested this to see if it will print if you place it on another page and print that page.
Where there's a will there is a goofball who will maximize the doc, do a print screen and paste it into paint. He'll then complain that your doc had virus that messed up his print driver.