Which one?

[Dan]

This was done in Photoshop to give the guy some choices. I hate when they say (do something). Then the next sentence he say's he want's graphics. Go figure. I had to use Purple and Gold because these are the clubs colors and he want's this to be a show bike for the club! This way there will be no mistakes later. He already picked the face. I made the pict (PG) for the post. It's going to be painted with the finger up in it. I already primed the bike black. I'm thinking of black with a purple flare color or pearl black. All this will be done with auto air.
There bikes are alot of work. The clear coat was peeling off. I had to wet sand it all off not to mention taking off the stickers under the clear on the tank.
I kinda like 1 or 6. What do you think? I'll keep you posted as I go along.

Thanks
Dan Bizzaro

[Dan]

Forgot the images

[Bettyboop]

I like the first one. It is a very simple design that works.

[kboyts]

I vote for the first one as well.

[heartless]

looks like a #1 vote for me as well...
guessing the face is going on the top of the tank?

good luck with this one - hope you are getting a good price for all the work invovled in prepping.

[redneck]

I am voting for # 6

[jimlar19]

one or three its a tossup

jim

[thearthound]

Another vote for #1

[gixster92]

I am on board with the image gsxr1 or gsxr3. If you end up with 3 then I would change it ever so slightly to have the purple zig zag go in front and behind the gold strip and add drop shadows accordingly. I am more interested in HOW YOU snapped this in PSCS?

[eclecticdawn]

I like the first one also - it's got nice visual interest and depth.

I do all my "rough drafts" for clients in Corel, it really has sped up my estimating process. I have now also instituted a $50 "art charge" which will be taken off the final price of their bike/helmet/vinyl job - I did it because I have so many requests, I can't afford to waste time creating graphics for someone who isn't serious about actually getting the art done. Some folks have requested artwork for their "bike", then I've seen the art on a tattoo site! No freebie rough drafts any more.

I don't envy you prepping all those parts! I'm cussing by the time I'm done with two fenders and a tank. That's why I have my hubby do all the prep work, I do the art, and I farm out the clear coat to a local who does superbly clean work.

I can't wait to see how the bike turns out - good luck with it!