BTTFSpencer
Sr Member
Nice work. 
Back to the Future
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EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
haha thanks
EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
Just wanted to show you guys my card! I've used the Roland design (thank you so much for this!!!) The card is plastic!
Just wanted to show you guys my card! I've used the Roland design (thank you so much for this!!!) The card is plastic!
very nice emma. Do you have a laser pvc printer?
EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
Looks great, Emma.
And congrats to your movie poster design. You have a great feeling for style and art. Do you make that occupationally?
Thanks, well i'm doing graphic design studies at the moment, would love to be a graphic designer
Thanks, nop sadly, i've been to a professional printer for this!
Thanks, well i'm doing graphic design studies at the moment, would love to be a graphic designer
Thanks, nop sadly, i've been to a professional printer for this!
thanks, if is possible how much you paid?
EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
around £5
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Thanks, nop sadly, i've been to a professional printer for this!
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Hi Emma
Good idea. Guess the price is ok too
Thanks
[/QUOTE]Hi Emma
Good idea. Guess the price is ok too
Thanks
EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
No problem
As requested by a member, here is my Cusco ID card without Marty's signature.
PDF downloads:
Regular version:
Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf
And the version for A4 or US-Letter sheets. Print the PDF double-sided, laminate it (if you want) and cut out the cards on the back side.
US-Letter size: Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic_US-Letter.pdf
A4 international size: Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic_A4.pdf
Preview images:
Regular version:
US-Letter and A4 version:
PDF downloads:
Regular version:
Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf
And the version for A4 or US-Letter sheets. Print the PDF double-sided, laminate it (if you want) and cut out the cards on the back side.
US-Letter size: Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic_US-Letter.pdf
A4 international size: Cusco_ID_Card_not_signed_made_by_Roland_Zubcic_A4.pdf
Preview images:
Regular version:
US-Letter and A4 version:
Nice job on this Emma! And It's cool to hear Saul Bass name on RPF for sure; he had such a great impact on the design world. Good luck in your design studies--it's a great field and has always been good to me! :cool
TADA
I'm only up to page 50, but I thought I'd leave a reply just to say this thread is out of this world amazing. A personal and sincere thank you to every single person who dedicated so much time and effort to this, largely to help each other, you've ended up helping true fans everywhere. I haven't looked at the paper props available online since 2003 or 2004 until I came across Daniel's newspapers on eBay the other day and I HAD to have them. Some of this work is literally jaw dropping! I have to say a special thanks to Roland for doing that almanac work and offering the PDFs here. Amazing!
EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
I find the card cooler with his signature haha
And thanks banzai88! I really love Saul bass, he's such an inspiration haha!!
And thanks banzai88! I really love Saul bass, he's such an inspiration haha!!
One thing to add; a bunch of pages back you guys were discussing printing on the Blast from the Past bags. I worked in a print shop for a while doing this type of printing. It's called flexography. It's the same basic principle as using a rubber stamp, so assuming you used flexo ink to use on the stamp it should be near exactly the same.
The reason it's flexographically printed and not silkscreened is that silkscreen inks do not usually air dry, and if you tried to heat a bag like that... well, common sense will tell you the rest. But having printed similar bags in the past (in college & at work, no access to this equipment now - sorry!) I'd say the rubber stamp using air drying flexo inks is your best bet for a small run.
Cheers
The reason it's flexographically printed and not silkscreened is that silkscreen inks do not usually air dry, and if you tried to heat a bag like that... well, common sense will tell you the rest. But having printed similar bags in the past (in college & at work, no access to this equipment now - sorry!) I'd say the rubber stamp using air drying flexo inks is your best bet for a small run.
Cheers
ssaluzzi
New Member
"Live in the home of tomorrow...Today" -> Back to the Future"
Hello
I leave here, I make one vectorization of "LIVE IN THE HOME OF TOMORROW ... Today!"
LINK: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByiRNNKU-MP1dVl5WVdLMVg1LVU/edit?usp=sharing
If it opens with some soft pdf can see white lines in the image.
But if they open with photoshop, can resize it to infinity and it looks great.
Regards!
Hello
I leave here, I make one vectorization of "LIVE IN THE HOME OF TOMORROW ... Today!"
LINK: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByiRNNKU-MP1dVl5WVdLMVg1LVU/edit?usp=sharing
If it opens with some soft pdf can see white lines in the image.
But if they open with photoshop, can resize it to infinity and it looks great.
Regards!
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ssaluzzi
New Member
Hello
I leave here, I make one vectorization of "LIVE IN THE HOME OF TOMORROW ... Today!"
LINK: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByiRNN4-MP1dVl5WVdLMVg1LVU/edit?usp=sharing
If it opens with some soft pdf can see white lines in the image.
But if they open with photoshop, can resize it to infinity and it looks great.
Regards!
I leave here, I make one vectorization of "LIVE IN THE HOME OF TOMORROW ... Today!"
LINK: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByiRNN4-MP1dVl5WVdLMVg1LVU/edit?usp=sharing
If it opens with some soft pdf can see white lines in the image.
But if they open with photoshop, can resize it to infinity and it looks great.
Regards!
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sinigang
New Member
Hello guys. Hope everyone here is doin great.
I already PM'd Roland regarding this matter but I truly want my RPF family to know what I have done.
I am guilty of selling BTTF paper props on ebay, Rolands file in particar.
Roland, as per my PM, I truly am sorry for what I have done, fellow BTTF and Rpf Family, - will not write any BS excuse nor give you any BS explanation because I have none.
I did a stupid thing and to Roland man, sorry will not do anything for what I have done.
To RPF moderators, if you guys think I deserved a punishment for my actions, then I will welcome it with open arms.
Roland, I am truly sorry mate. I don't expect you to forget what I did, but I'm hoping that forgiveness is somethin that you will think about in the future.
To all BTTF and RPF family, this Is a great community and I am very ashamed and humble to all of you.
I already PM'd Roland regarding this matter but I truly want my RPF family to know what I have done.
I am guilty of selling BTTF paper props on ebay, Rolands file in particar.
Roland, as per my PM, I truly am sorry for what I have done, fellow BTTF and Rpf Family, - will not write any BS excuse nor give you any BS explanation because I have none.
I did a stupid thing and to Roland man, sorry will not do anything for what I have done.
To RPF moderators, if you guys think I deserved a punishment for my actions, then I will welcome it with open arms.
Roland, I am truly sorry mate. I don't expect you to forget what I did, but I'm hoping that forgiveness is somethin that you will think about in the future.
To all BTTF and RPF family, this Is a great community and I am very ashamed and humble to all of you.
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