Bart, make some space in your PM folder!![]()
Bart, make some space in your PM folder!![]()
Over 20 years of Isuzu enjoyment...
Sorry Joe, I just cleared it out!
Bart
Originally Posted by Joe_Black
Great! I'm glad everyone likes it. I haven't even placed an order for mine yet cause I am kinda broke at the moment, but I will soon. January has been a tough month for me....
Anyway, I am REALLY curious to see what kind of print quality we end up with. I'm sure it will be obvious to everyone which photos were made from higher resolution images.
So the only thing I can say is, for 2008, make a folder on your hard drive and keep all the high-res shots you want to submit, so next time around we don't run into any of the issues we had with 2007. Plus, we can start working on 2008 in like October or something so it is ready by December.
Anyway, thanks to everyone who contributed, etl, thanks for the idea and all the help.
Whoever gets it first, report back right away with the quality!![]()
Bart
regarding the quality:........................I'm a bit cautious since the last VX t-shirt purchase.(you know with the avitar drawing)
The design of the drawing was good ,but the shirt?
Man that really was poor q....., sorry I can't even call it quality.
VX : CLOSEST THING TO A CONCEPT CAR!
Yes, agreed. CafePress basically sucks, imho. Not only do they censor whatever they feel isn't "PC" enough, their quality is substandard, especially when it comes to printing on fabric. They are just doing computer printed transfers. It is not true screen printing, which imo, is the only way to make a T-shirt. However, I once bought a poster I made on CafePress (this one to be exact), and the quality of their paper printed products was pretty decent. So I think the calendar should be ok. I am just worried about noticeable pixellation with the shots that were generated from not so high resolution images.
I almost cancelled my CafePress account once because they would not let me make a T-Shirt that "depicted violence". It really pissed me off because the shirt was just a still from a short film me and some friends made, and it really wasn't that violent looking. Censorship of this kind really urks me.
Anyway, we shall see I suppose. This will be a good experiment to see if we want to use CafePress next year.
Bart
Originally Posted by thedutchguy
Anyone else feel like chipping in a buck or two to cover Bart's calendar?
He could have been making at least a buck on every order, so I think we can collectively cover him for his effort.
Not sure if anyone else has thought of this yet or exactly the easiest way to go about it?
Bart, is that cool?
Cy
Awww, that's very nice of you...but you don't hafta...
Bart
Originally Posted by cyronman
Where do I send my pesos?Originally Posted by cyronman
-biju.
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He lingers -- happily -- in a new hybrid state of semi-hormonal adolescence and responsible self-reliance.
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Ordered mine just now. Thanks for all your hard work. I look forward to receiving it.
Well done, and thanks! to those who worked long and hard on this project!
Rick "Baxman" LaMarche
Supercharged, Dynamated. SCCA Oregon Region rallycross class winner
Bart,
Re "I was actually thinking, we could do 3 or 4 calenders, like a Moab 07 calender, a hot street VX calender, a offroad rig VX calender, and action shot VX calender, etc..."
Another thought...could each individual calendar be customized? Maybe have a collection of 100 photos, and then let each customer select the 12 they prefer for their calendar. Can CafePress do that?
And, even a wilder thought...how about a nice hard-bound 'coffee table' book with a collection of VX photos and review articles from the magazines. You know, one of those that you see in the book stores, about 15 X 10 inches, for $9.95 (on sale).
I realize that the book would be a more difficult task. But, when I am sitting in the retirement home and the grandkids come to visit, and I start talking about my VX, I'll have pictures to show...![]()
Its March 1st: time to flip the VX Calendar to a new month!
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Holly cow it's been a long time since I have been on the net..... I got cut off at work LMAO... anyway... finally getting to order one. Thanks for all the work put into it to get it done!![]()
2001 Ironman Daily Driver... 3.5" suspension lift (OME912 springs and 1" spring spacer), ball joint flip, 1.5" front diff. drop, 33"x12.5 TrXus MT, 16x10 Eagle Alloy rims, Interceptor, PV muffler, K&N air filter, Alpine Supercharger, Bilstein shocks, and some trimming.
2000 Ironman Project LS-1 VX... very slow progress but someday....... ohhhhh someday......