Hello 3sgto!
I am looking for assistance in designing a logo for a new business venture. Compensation will be limited, but perhaps we can work out a barter/trade agreement.
PM me for more details.
-Josh
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Hello 3sgto!
I am looking for assistance in designing a logo for a new business venture. Compensation will be limited, but perhaps we can work out a barter/trade agreement.
PM me for more details.
-Josh
Send me over the details along with a write up about the company "Helps to establish a design".
What format are you needng it in? Vector or not?
I can help ya out too if you'd like, just send me the info if ya want.
Why not just post the info here, so those that want to give it a go, can?
I will put something together and send it over. I did a bit of research and it seem the vector style logo is really scalable, what are some disadvantages?Quote:
Originally Posted by DrGonzo
I will send you some information as well, thank you for the post of interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeTarzan
I would prefer not to divulge information until a few more ducks are in a row.Quote:
Originally Posted by AgentOblivious
Vector images are very scale-able but are hard edges no transition, blending, shadows, etc. Basicllay you are manipulating shapes to build with.
Here is a great example:
http://cdn.melissaevans.com/wp-conte...0/vector01.jpg
That is a good example. I guess it comes down to the context of the logo itself. Something re printable, scalable, recognizable as a brand image is what I am looking for.
T-shirts to parts.
Most logos that you have professional done should come with a vector option. It is exactly what you want if you plan on using it for many applications/sizes/etc. It's easy to use them in situations where you need higher resolutions, such as t-shirts, vinyl stickers, and whatnot.Quote:
Originally Posted by niterydr
Thank you all again for the information, logo's are not my expertise. PM's have been sent to the first two parties.