Cash on the Water boat graphics – Seattle

Who can guess why these folks named their boat “Cash on the Water”? Is it A. The Investment Enthusiast, B. The Dream of the Fisherman or C. Musical Mishief?

8. option 1 in blue with bevel and soft shadow

A. The Investment Enthusiast: Imagine a successful financial investor who has a passion for both finance and sailing. This individual has made a significant fortune by wisely investing in various opportunities over the years. Their wealth has been built on the principle of making “cash” work for them in the financial markets. When they decided to indulge in their love for sailing and purchase a boat, they named it “Cash on the Water” to symbolize the idea that even while enjoying leisure activities, their financial acumen continues to generate wealth, just like cash flowing in the financial markets.

8a. optional gold outline around the $
8. hull preview
  • B. The Dream of the Fisherman: In a small coastal town, there is a fisherman who has worked hard for many years to make a living from the sea. Finally, he saved enough money to fulfill his lifelong dream of owning a boat. Every fishing trip is like searching for treasure in the ocean, and he named his boat “Cash on the Water”. He truly believes that the sea will always provide for him and his family.
7. black bevel soft shadow
7. hull preview

Or C…The Musical Mischief: Picture a wildly popular artist, known for their catchy tunes about freedom, adventure, and the high seas, deciding to get their hands on a boat for a good ol’ musical escape. Yup, you heard it right! This genius figured that sailing away from the music biz madness would sprinkle some extra inspiration onto their next album. They affectionately named their vessel “Cash on the Water,” ’cause hey, who needs cold hard cash when you’ve got endless creative riches floating in the waves, right? So, off they went, chasing melodies and dodging pesky seagulls, all in pursuit of that sweet, sweet musical bliss. Ahoy, musical mischief awaits!

6. Blue bevel with silver foil outline over a soft shadow
6. hull preview
1. Chrome bevel effect with mixed type. This was the only dollar sign I played with with various fills.
1a. very subtle on the blue on the sides, you can do anything you want as a state registered boat.
1b. transom installation
2. one color, picking up the blue in the hull. The letters grow on the edges to fill the space on the transom
2. hull preview
3. blue bevel letterface straight line of text.
3. hull preview on transom
3. alternate forward port and starboard marking positions
4. blue from the hull with a soft drop shadow on white
4. transom position
4. aft side marking options
5. white, made for port and starboard, simple and least expensive
5. hull preview

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