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Former sister in law was the General Sales Manager at a big multi-brand dealership. We were looking at a car I was interested in. When I didn't ask to look at the engine, she remarked that 'men' always wanted to look at the motor. Most had no clue it was the thing to do. So is it just me? If it starts and goes, the motor is there. And doing all I ask it to do. No peeky required.
Former sister in law was the General Sales Manager at a big multi-brand dealership. We were looking at a car I was interested in. When I didn't ask to look at the engine, she remarked that 'men' always wanted to look at the motor. Most had no clue it was the thing to do. So is it just me? If it starts and goes, the motor is there. And doing all I ask it to do. No peeky required.
I always look at the motor when buying a used car to make sure nothing hokey has been done.
On a new car I already know what the motor is going to look like by the time I'm ready to buy it.
A close look the decals look pretty rough. It not your fault but whoever it was that made them. It looks like the took a low res jpg of the logo and did a quick vectorize of it and didn't clean up the nodes. It does looks a lot better with the decals other than just a blank plastic.
A close look the decals look pretty rough. It not your fault but whoever it was that made them. It looks like the took a low res jpg of the logo and did a quick vectorize of it and didn't clean up the nodes. It does looks a lot better with the decals other than just a blank plastic.
I know this is a dumb question and am sure everyone except me knows exactly what you are talking about but . . . How long does it normally take to "vectorize"? and how many men does it take to hold down a "node" so it can be cleaned?
Nodes are little points in lines were a line changes direction.
Vector or Vectorize is when you take a image like a photo and change them into lines that can be edited and moved around.
I have a sign company and do this for a living. I didn't mean to come off as some know it all *******. I hope the image below clears it up.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.
