September 14, 201313 yr comment_666983 How to order. www.rollalife.bigcartel.com Rollaclub Logo stickers available. Edited October 8, 20205 yr by B-Lugg Report
September 14, 201313 yr Author comment_666984 Oh, and I've already started to cook up a few designs in advance. Pretty rad! Report
September 14, 201313 yr comment_666985 I would love to get my hands on the old www.rollaclub.com stickers. Report
September 15, 201313 yr Author comment_667023 I would love to get my hands on the old www.rollaclub.com stickers. I was already going to get a couple of the old ones done, so you're in luck. Yeah but not in comic sans. I'm getting comic sans done just for you now Reed. Report
September 15, 201313 yr comment_667035 I think we need a font for each decade that corollas have existed. So that it can have a period style for whatever generation of rolla you choose. 60s, maybe a hotrod hand painted style lettering with scallops around it. 70s maybe something seriously disco feeling. 80s, well there is a font called street cred that would be 100% ideal for the 80s vibe. 90s, perhaps a font like the rap albums always had typically at that time, think xzibit, snoop, that kinda blinging wrapped around look. Some inspiration Edited September 15, 201313 yr by LittleRedSpirit Report
September 15, 201313 yr comment_667037 ah ben you making these is all to convenient.. rc logo for me. Report
September 15, 201313 yr comment_667058 The TEQ ones are readily available on eBay as it is. I do like this one: Would be good along the top of the windscreen. Report
September 16, 201313 yr comment_667119 The Comic Sans & the Number 3 option in the OP are my favourites, but the multiple option for different time period Corollas is a winner. A sticker to suit you & your cars style. :y: Report
September 16, 201313 yr comment_667121 How easily do we want them to be read? Someone driving past can read it, or someone following you down the road, or someone can only read it when you're parked? Report
September 16, 201313 yr Author comment_667136 I'll work to find some good fonts and period specific designs when I get some time. I'll also revise some of the other designs. How easily do we want them to be read? Someone driving past can read it, or someone following you down the road, or someone can only read it when you're parked? That was the main motivation for the designs 1 and 2, I even tested them from afar. They are very defined and simple fonts. The TEQ ones are readily available on eBay as it is. I do like this one: Would be good along the top of the windscreen. Pending what my guy says, I don't see why I couldn't do one off large stickers with dimensions to suit different screens if I was given the measurements. Report
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