How to Use

Step 1: Get the board size and all relevant information needed that will be going onto the sign. This will give you an idea of how much room you have to play with in regards to the artwork you will be using.

You can download the entire library in Low Res Gifs, with transparent backgrounds for $US50, which is perfect for layout and designs. From there you can select artwork needed for your job.
Step 2: Select the images needed for your layout and open them up into your design program. With the artwork you can combine different elements from designs to create individual unique pieces that makes the creative process fun and fast.
Use your sizing tools in your design program to adjust the artwork to suit your layout. Remember, the artwork has transparent backgrounds, so you can layer different artwork to create your own designs. (example left shows juice combined with flowers and celery to produce the design with a banner).

Step 3: Once you have the artwork selected for your design, place it into your layout. Choose your fonts for the text and your done.

Step 4: Email your client the design for the job and wait for his approval. The images from the Designer Library are perfect for emailing your clients Layouts.

Step 5: Once client has approved the layout, go into the website, go to store and search for the the artwork needed. Add the artwork into the shopping cart, make the payment, and then download the artwork to your desktop.Its that simple.

The artwork arrives in a high resolution Adobe PSD file with transparent background so you can layer and combine different elements to create your own design. PSD files can be imported into Corel, Flexi, Photoshop, Illustrator and most design programs.

Step 6: Print the artwork out onto adhesive vinyl and mount onto your sign. Add all your text from your vinyl cutter. Once complete, take it to your client and watch his face light up. Its easy to use, saves you time and adds a whole new dimension to your business. Remember you can use the artwork on all substrates depending on your printer but it looks awesome on light boxes, banners, vehicles, posters, a-frames, window displays, shopfronts, alupanel, foamex or what ever your printer can produce.