Hi,
As I posted earlier, I'm going to have the name redone on Allia. It will Read:
Allia
Manchester
What I need it the appropriate width for the name (how wide should the name and port lettering be)?
woodman_eric@emc.com
CD 25 Transom Width
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: CD 25 Transom Width
Anthing to do with the graphic arts is so subjective
and a matter of personal taste but here is what I would do.
Try printing out "Allia" and "MANCHESTER" from a word
processor in various fonts and sizes and lay them on
a scale drawing of the transom.
The name "Allia" is so short that the main question is not
width but hight. You will need some space say 2 inches above
the names, two inches between them and four below.
"MANCHESTER" can be 2 inches high. The rest of the vertical
space would be for "Allia". If the name "Allia" looks too
small reduce the vertical spaces a bit.
The font reflects your personality! However start with
something simple such as Times Roman.
Good luck
Mike
"Haven"
tmike@ma.ultranet.com
and a matter of personal taste but here is what I would do.
Try printing out "Allia" and "MANCHESTER" from a word
processor in various fonts and sizes and lay them on
a scale drawing of the transom.
The name "Allia" is so short that the main question is not
width but hight. You will need some space say 2 inches above
the names, two inches between them and four below.
"MANCHESTER" can be 2 inches high. The rest of the vertical
space would be for "Allia". If the name "Allia" looks too
small reduce the vertical spaces a bit.
The font reflects your personality! However start with
something simple such as Times Roman.
Good luck
Mike
"Haven"
eric wrote: Hi,
As I posted earlier, I'm going to have the name redone on Allia. It will Read:
Allia
Manchester
What I need it the appropriate width for the name (how wide should the name and port lettering be)?
tmike@ma.ultranet.com
CG Regs
Technically the lettering should be 4" in height to comply with CG regs. So based on that, set the width/spacing accordingly.
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