This is a project I worked on with Brian Manning from Heritage Park here in Calgary. I was responsible for re-creating the lettering / decals and stencils. It was a very interesting project to work on as it involved hand letter / stencil work and re-creating the decals. The lettering was still visible, although quite faded, but the stenciled lettering and decals were almost non existing. With some help from the Reynolds-Alberta Museum in the way of reference photos from an Oliver Thresher they had in their collection, I had what I needed to put it all together. Here are some photos of the finished Thresher.
The above photo showing how start to re-build the decal from the photo underlay. Because the fonts used for the original decals aren't available, used font close, manipulated the letters in my software to match photo underlay. the same process both decals.
This is a screen shot of the finished artwork without the final colors.
The finished decals with the final colors. Ready for the printer. Thanks
The above photo showing how start to re-build the decal from the photo underlay. Because the fonts used for the original decals aren't available, used font close, manipulated the letters in my software to match photo underlay. the same process both decals.
This is a screen shot of the finished artwork without the final colors.
The finished decals with the final colors. Ready for the printer. Thanks
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