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Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set

Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set
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  • Model: PALMS-ORNAMENTS-TRILOGY-SET
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$395.00

Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set

Buy the Palms Ornaments Trilogy Set for Sale here consists of three collections of ornaments, which are available as a set or individually. The disks are PC and Mac compatible, and each file is saved in both AI 3.0 and EPS 3.0 formats. Trilogy Set includes 1 each, Emerald CD, Ruby CD, and Sapphire CD. Palm's Trilogy 3000 piece Historical clip art collections. The Palm Ornaments Trilogy consists of three collections of ornaments, which are available as a set or individually. The disks are PC and Mac compatible, and each file is saved in both AI 3.0 and EPS 3.0 formats. Talk about a huge collection, each piece can be broken down and combined into thousands of different beautiful designs. Each vector illustration is meticulously "hand" vectorized. No automatic vectorizing program was used in any way. Attention to detail was given to each line and curve throughout the more than 3000 ornaments found in the three cd set.

The story behind the designs

Before vinyl and computer cutters, the finest ornament on a carriage or wagon was a transfer — printed decals that sign painters bought from a catalog, cut apart, and applied by hand. The country's great source of those transfer ornaments was the Palm Brothers Decalcomania Company of Cincinnati, established in 1868 and described as America's first decal manufacturer. In the early 2000s, Don Coplen worked from an 1880s Palm catalog that came from the collection of his friend and fellow lettering artist Rick Glawson (Fine Gold Sign Co.). Glawson believed the fragile, undated catalog was from the 1880s, and from its pages Coplen meticulously hand-redrew 92 master ornaments — then built thousands of corners, ends, and panels from them. Every illustration in this collection was hand-vectorized, with no automatic vectorizing used, and each file is saved in both AI 3.0 and EPS 3.0 formats.