This Coffee-call was way to hot for a cup of coffee HAHA. However it is dedicated the @Sherry Smith ! Thank you for reaching out and asking some advise on how to add cut lines to your artwork!! I am guessing these will be printed and cut to make up cute little American Duck'ie stickers! Sherry, if you make them, or have them made, please post a video of how they came out. TIA for watching!!

This week I - redrawed a logo from JPEG to VECTOR. - created the artwork to scale and exported it to DXF to be fibre lasered out off 3mm mild steel - we then need to spray paint the logo to the colours client spesified - print out a template to use on install - prep for and go install the sign This video is to show the designing part of the project. I will add another video on the next few days showing hands on what we do as soon as we receive the steel cut logo from our supplier. Hope you enjoy!

Over the years I’ve tried a few different vinyl and my favourites are these: - Avery MpI1005 and over-laminate - -vehicle wraps - - Orafol 3164-010 Grey back - -stickers - - Oracal 651 series - -cut out decals (colours) - - 350g ArtCanvas - -canvas prints - - Avery 2903 ez and overlaminate - -decals and outdoor signage What vinyls do you use and what applications do you do with them.????

Vector work shouldn't feel like a chore. I’ve distilled my entire pro-level workflow into 3 simple steps using Affinity Canva—the exact same process I use to keep my lines crisp and my logos professional. Whether you're grinding on icons or building complex illustrations, this shortcut is designed to save you hours of frustration and seriously sharpen your results. Check out my first post on Affinity to see the breakdown! I’d love to hear what you think Drop a comment below if this helps your workflow!

Would anyone be interested if I recorded “a day in my life” and post it on this community? I would fast forward all the boring parts during the day and zoom in on the moments where I teach my team, do a project/job for clients and maintain printers and such?? If so, what do you want to see??