What is the thing you have digitized that you are most proud of? Could be a corporate logo that your client has had multiple digitizers try but you pulled it off to their idea... could be a special design for a baby blanket that had serious emotional connection with you... paid job or personal, does not matter. what are YOU most proud of?
I have done many vectors and digitizing work which was great and appreciated, i need to take permission of clients before posting, i will share for sure
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Steve
Embroidery Digitizier and Color Separation
20 Years Experience
(Price : 10 USD Flat OR 1.5 USD/1000 Stitches) First Two designs Free to Try
I think the dollhouse will be my opus... but this Van Gogh does carry special meaning as it was one of the first embroidered art pieces I accomplished.
I digitize for a new clothing company called Iron Rhino. He bought a machine and I ended up doing the install and he became a customer and a friend. I enjoy being part of the brand. I don't have any pictures right now but probably should get some. Iron Rhino is a fitness brand for Cross Training, Body Building and Mixed Martial Arts. The guy who own the company is a Body Builder and still competes at 55 years old. Thanks for letting us share. Also side note, I don't know you Robert but you seem like a nice guy. I read your posts and advice and I find you very informative and helpful. Thank you for being active on the forum.
very cool pics! i can't think of one particular design, but i did a couple cool ones this week. how do i upload pics?
when you type in a comment look at the top bar.. the image with the paperclip.. to the right of the smiley face... click on that, that will allow you to upload an image.
A separate pop up will occur... at the top are 4 areas for you to "Choose File" click on the top one and it will allow you to upload an image.
hmmm, for some reason its not working like that on my computer. when i click the paperclip i just get a "please enter the url of your link", but i didn't have it uploaded anywhere...
anyway, i had my daughter figure it out. hopefully below an image is attached that i did last week. it reminded me of that post you posted about fading. i used both the gradient and the "jagged" stitch to do the fades.
whoops! sorry it was so big. let me try again. here's another one. not that spectacular, but you can see the difference between what they had (what i had to work from), and what i came up with. the original may have been a "one-click" digitizing? my customer's customer like it so well they decided to get jacketbacks done well. hopefully it comes over smaller!
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What is the best you have done?
