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Sat Jun 6, 2009, 7:18 PM

Being an Art Director for a small company like Crucial Graphix is an experience that is fun, challenging, and rewarding. Responsibilities like keeping things in check, finalizing projects, dealing with clients, etc. I have two employees, which I hired myself, are the most hard working creative individuals I have ever seen. It's a bit of a change from freelancing. I still get to do my airbrush pieces, but in a more challenging way.

Crucial Graphix Services:

-Logo Design
-Business Cards
-Fliers
-Brochures
-Stickers
-CD Packages
-Custom T-Shirt Design
-Tattoo Design
-Web Design
-Airbrush Portraits
-AIrbrush Skateboards

The business is going to expand into Crucial Kustoms and I get to finally work on cars, helmets, and bikes. There's a lot to learn in the coming year and a lot of money to be made. I just hope more and more contracts come in.

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*Beannighe Jun 6, 2009, 11:14:41 PM

Holy shit man, go for broke ! If I lived in D.C. I'd be knockin' on your door and askin' to join in just for the fun of it . Do you know how fucking boring it is to paint a rectangular piece of sheet metal day after fucking day ? Seriously , I'm doing murals on my paint booth drop sheet on the wall with leftover paint just so that I don't go nutz..and people ask is there something wrong?

My bosses are giving me the hairy eyeball for spending 10 minutes a week on this . You can accomplish a shitload of painting with a Devilbis JG 23 spray gun on a 4x4 drop sheet .

Go hard, go for broke and don't look back except to see where you don't want to be .

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We have to believe we are magic, and nothing can stand in our way.

~fooboochu Jun 9, 2009, 4:32:31 PM

I'd hire you with a quickness and put your skills to use. Once this company pops off and I'm getting you a plane ticket just for a weeks lesson! All expense paid. Company write off! Fo sho!

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Patience takes practice. Practice takes patience.

*Beannighe Jun 9, 2009, 4:48:30 PM

Get a plotter man, they are the shiznit where airbrushing is concerned these days . You input your vector drawing into your PC , then upload the info to your plotter, and it cuts the stencils for ya . Not sure how that would work for T-shirts, but I'm sure that there is a media that is a bit stiffer for such things.

Washington D.C...man the history of that place alone is worth a trip !

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We have to believe we are magic, and nothing can stand in our way.