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LOL! His damn tongue gets enough attention from people! It's not every day you see a polka dot tongue!
Not so unusual. Several years ago, I had a dog who was part Chow and part God-knows-what and his tongue was polka dot. Temujin's tongue, while colorful, wasn't quite as talented as Brodie's though.
If memory serves correct chows have black skin and I think their tongues are dark so with the mixing of breeds you might get the mottling.
Never saw it on a mastiff, but then I do not know as much about them.
Never saw it on a mastiff, but then I do not know as much about them.
Otay,
How about the middle logo on post 18. Everyone liked that best. The brunette is great and the white background works but the tractor is suppose to be grey, not white...not sure if that is easy to do, making the wheels and hood grey.
Can we size it all down so it is seamless and not busting through the pictures?
I am going to do this on a big chuck.
Since big chuck doesn't work well in a working guys pocket I am going to get him a little chuck in a Chicago Cubs theme. That one I will keep simple.
How about the middle logo on post 18. Everyone liked that best. The brunette is great and the white background works but the tractor is suppose to be grey, not white...not sure if that is easy to do, making the wheels and hood grey.
Can we size it all down so it is seamless and not busting through the pictures?
I am going to do this on a big chuck.
Since big chuck doesn't work well in a working guys pocket I am going to get him a little chuck in a Chicago Cubs theme. That one I will keep simple.
Actually, there are 2 breeds of dogs with purple tongues....
Chows and Shar Pei's. However, tongue spots (some technical pigment term) are not an indication of the dog having ANY of those breeds in them.
When we first got Brodie he only had 2 spots way back on his tongue. As soon as the third spot showed up we took him to our vet (we we're naturally concerned). He explained that there's really no rhyme or reason for why some animals get the spots (he mentioned that it's actually more common on cows than dogs?!?!). As long as the pigmented area is not raised (that's a whole other issue!) it's nothing to be concerned with. As he grew he gained more spots and has seemed to hold with ~10 spots for over a year now.
When out and about with him little kids are drawn to him, but sometimes frightened by his sheer size. Once I tell them he has a spotted tongue they warm up to him and try to get him to stick it out (and he will ALWAYS lick you if you blow on his face!).
Due to his size, perhaps he has a little appaloosa horse in him, which would then solve his spot mystery. LOL!!!!
Kids get a little wigged out over my giant dog too. Unfortunately they are drawn to Trixie, five pounds of sheer evil.
Kids get a little wigged out over my giant dog too. Unfortunately they are drawn to Trixie, five pounds of sheer evil.
OK, couple questions:
How grey is it supposed to be? Images I found all show it as white? Is this too light? It's not a problem to adjust it, just need to know how dark to make it.
The red quoted stuff? I'm not understanding what you mean? The wrap is seamless (but there always IS a seam, just that it's sized so that both sides of the seam match). If you're concerned about WHERE the seam falls on the image (normally Jeff adjust for this but here's where I think it'll be the least noticable):
How grey is it supposed to be? Images I found all show it as white? Is this too light? It's not a problem to adjust it, just need to know how dark to make it.
The red quoted stuff? I'm not understanding what you mean? The wrap is seamless (but there always IS a seam, just that it's sized so that both sides of the seam match). If you're concerned about WHERE the seam falls on the image (normally Jeff adjust for this but here's where I think it'll be the least noticable):
Well from looking at the tweety chuck, I believe Jeff uses a plotter to cut designs. A lot of the chucks I have seen in the pron, the images look raised. So i'd ask him if he is just going use the whole piece of psv (the heavy duty sticker) to wrap it or if he is gonna cut out images and place them indepenantly on a while powered coated chuck. So either way there will be no seem.
Thank you! Highlife turned out great. I had asked about the seams because my chucks have a large seam though they don't interupt the picture.
You did an amazing job but you always do.
Think this will work for a little chuck? I guess it would wrap the same as my little chuck.
http://distantreplays.com/index.php...D=1972&zenid=35ab5e6b091cc25a27c0b0d2a3d2d978
You did an amazing job but you always do.
Think this will work for a little chuck? I guess it would wrap the same as my little chuck.
http://distantreplays.com/index.php...D=1972&zenid=35ab5e6b091cc25a27c0b0d2a3d2d978
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OK, here's the deal. It's actually sized appropriately for a big Chuck as is:
So I took and cropped a little off the ends and then slightly squished the image to make it fit the small Chuck dimensions. Personally I don't think it looks overly squished but maybe you do?
And on a small Chuck:
So I took and cropped a little off the ends and then slightly squished the image to make it fit the small Chuck dimensions. Personally I don't think it looks overly squished but maybe you do?
And on a small Chuck:
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