Aeration Artwork

[tiggare10]

Hi Everybody...

I am looking for some artwork to put together a little marketing campaign. Something that shows how aeration works. It also would need to be a PDF or vectorized artwork. Below is a sample of something I am looking for (can't use it because it isn't vector of PDF).

Thanks in advance.

You can drop the link on here or email me at richardteaton@yahoo.com.


http://www.americanlawncareservice.com/images/aeration.jpg

[procut]

Someone posted this here a while back. I saved it, never knowing if it might come in handy someday or not. I've never used it for anything, but maybe it will help you out.

[Joe Shooner]

And not to put to fine a point on it, that artwork also belongs to my company. Funny how often we find it used without permission.

The key you want to get across is: soil plug + thatch out, air, water and fertilizer in.

[ron mexico75]

And not to put to fine a point on it, that artwork also belongs to my company. Funny how often we find it used without permission.

Guess you should have put a copyright on it huh.

[Kiril]

Guess you should have put a copyright on it huh.

Guess you should know that copyright is implied.

@OP

Any image can be embedded into a PDF.

[MarcSmith]

pdf...

you can down load a trial version of adobe illustrator to make it vector file

[Kiril]

pdf...

you can down load a trial version of adobe illustrator to make it vector file

Why download trials?

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

or

http://www.openoffice.org/

or any number of other open source utilities/apps that will allow you to work/print with pdf's.

If you were to download an Adobe trial to directly work/create pdf's, then Acrobat Pro is the one you want.

[MarcSmith]

kiril, I have a program that generates PDF , it print directly to a pdf file. but I don't now of any programs to do the same thing for a vector file. I know Adobe illustrator does vector files, at least mine does...and that adobe does free trials...

[Kiril]

kiril, I have a program that generates PDF , it print directly to a pdf file. but I don't now of any programs to do the same thing for a vector file. I know Adobe illustrator does vector files, at least mine does...and that adobe does free trials...

Don't need a "program", you need a pdf printer. All illustrator is doing is printing the file out using the Adobe distiller (i.e. print server)

Here you go. A vector image (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Phone.svg) into a pdf using the same printer as I used for the jpg.

BTW, I use Ghostscript since I am working in Linux.

http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/doc/faq.htm

You can use it in winblows to.

http://www.stat.tamu.edu/~henrik/GSWriter/GSWriter.html

[MarcSmith]

I've actually started using GIMP...http://www.gimp.org/

just haven;t really learned it yet...

[Kiril]

I've actually started using GIMP...http://www.gimp.org/

just haven;t really learned it yet...

The GIMP rocks. It's not PS, but is damn close. Really should run it in Linux though.

There is also Cinepaint (http://www.cinepaint.org/) which fills in the gaps that GIMP doesn't provide for. However it is Linux/BSD/Mac only.

There is also GIMPshop (http://www.gimpshop.com/index.shtml), which is GIMP with a PS like interface.

[MarcSmith]

the price is right for gimp as well... just takes time to get used to it...

[ron mexico75]

Guess you should know that copyright is implied.


Guess I do now big boy.

I've read on here that people say you know everything.

[Kiril]

I've read on here that people say you know everything.

News to me cause I don't, not even close. I do however know a little something about copyright law, and hence the reason for pointing out your obvious mistake.

FYI, I only comment on subjects I know something about .... and I don't speculate about subjects without verifying the veracity of the information. You might consider trying that in the future.