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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: BRE1205 on March 16, 2012, 11:50:18 am
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Just thought I would share some of Steve's military letters I made. I made a few modifications to personalize them for relatives and friends. Hope the attachments come through.
Thanks Steve for all the Corel Draw instuctional videos.
Y'all take care !
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Very nicely done! Nicely cut and the coloring gives a lift to the letters :)Tutorials on corel draw by Steve is really great! Thanks for sharing
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very nice, the colours set them off perfectly. you have a nice glossy finish too, what did you use to finish them?
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Thanks y'all ! I've used Corel for years and now I've learned a lot more from Steve's videos. He's really expanded my knowledge of the program.
On most of my projects, I use regular hobby acrylic paints and Elmer's paint markers after I stain them. Then I just spray polyurethane on them. I spray a real light first coat to keep from yellowing, especially when using white paint. Then I spray several more coats. They usually come out ok. Sometimes on an outdoor project, I may use some spar varnish.
Y'all have a great day and happy scrolling !!
Take care and thanks again !
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing them with us.
DW
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I like the way you did those. Nice job and thanks for sharing.
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Very nice, I'm sure your friends and relatives will really appreciate them. All three look great.
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They look great, nice work. Thanks for sharing with us. :)
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beautiful work, thanks for sharing
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nice work
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Great idea by adding the names. And I concur with the colors highlighting the overall image.
Nice work, thanks for sharing.
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Nice job! I also like the contrasting colors.
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Very nice work.
Also, If you use a water based poly you will have much less yellowing of white paint. Lacquer also yellows less then poly but has a tendancy to bleed some inks/paints if applied too thick.
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Nice work - the bright paints make them pop ...............
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Thank you all for your kind comments. It is much appreciated. And thanks, mrsn, for the post about the water based poly. When I read that, I thought "DUH". I was told about that quite a while back and just completely forgot about it. Just the habit of grabbing the same old can, and old age I guess. hahaha Thank you for reminding me. I will remember this time, and try it soon on the next ones. I've got quite a few more to do of all the military branches. I will post them, too, when they're finished. I will make it a point to post more projects on here in the future. I am on facebook, which is where all my stuff is posted. No special page, just my home page.
Thanks again to you all. Happy scrolling !!!
BRE