This sounds like a very interesting project that I would like to work on, but unfortunately the payment is not guaranteed. Making the payment guaranteed will draw higher quality designers giving you a better chance at receiving more quality submissions. If you decide to guarantee the payment please let me know.

There you go! Let's see what you've got!

Are you looking for solid forms like the current ones but more dynamic or are you wanting more line drawn style? Either outlined or outlined with lined details inside?

Hi, open to ideas. I have limited space to work in due to the fingerboard, and I have limited ability to do super fine detail work. My smallest end mill is 0.023" diameter. Silhouettes are pretty straight forward, I could do something with curves, but bear in mind they need to be wide enough I can cut them out. Here is a link to a headstock inlay I designed years ago: [Non image link removed]I won't say how long I spent working on that design, which is why I am farming out the artsy stuff this time around. Something like this is an option too, but I'd like some continuity up the fingerboard.

Ken

The link did not show up. If it is the same one that was originally posted in the brief then I've seen it. If not try adding it to the brief description. Are the heights the total board height or height accounting for space around the edges? If I need to account for the edge space how much should I leave?

I've got an idea that I will get to you tomorrow.

Private feedback on design #13642619 would be greatly appreciated to know if it is close to what you are looking for and if there are any adjustments you would like to see.

Hi, did you check the design i had submitted i had particularly made sure the designs to match the 0.023" end mill and also shown you the designs within the corresponding sizes you gave. Please let me know.

Thank you

I am sorry, but I saw no designs from you. If you submitted one, I'm not sure why it didn't come through. The project closed over the weekend, so perhaps you submitted the design after it closed.

Regards,

Ken