While the blur effect looks nice on the web page, it only looks good if the image is fairly large. On a t-shirt, it would be almost impossible.
RagePrblm said:I dont know if I can attach more than one file
sure you can...
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
planet10 said:
But that's if you have webspace 😉
I didnt know how, im dumb.
As for the blurry effects looking bad on a print out, its meant more for the web, for a slick looking business card you'd want something simple but elegant and elitist looking. 🙂 (Just to make all the people without business cards want one)
As for the blurry effects looking bad on a print out, its meant more for the web, for a slick looking business card you'd want something simple but elegant and elitist looking. 🙂 (Just to make all the people without business cards want one)
oh and if you were trying to use a blurry/fuzzy effect for tees, you use a sort of stick on kinda thing, where it actually feels fuzzy I have a few shirts like that , you probably know what I mean
Shpoop said:it appears im the only one who has given a shot at the mascot, eh?
Well, maybe that's because I only use Word and Paint.😉
It'd be silly to draw a mascot with Paint...😀
I'm not big on mascots, anyway. It is a logo competition, so if you want to put a mascot in the logo that is fine.
OK here is a slight variation on my previous logo:
Wow, I am so busy at work right now but all I can think about is making logos for diyAudio.

Wow, I am so busy at work right now but all I can think about is making logos for diyAudio.
Latest and probably not last submission
This one may need a bit of refinement but it is almost a completely new theme for me.
I stayed up way too late tonight.
I liked the idea of the soldering iron in a previous submittal by someone else, but this makes it a bit more iconic.
The main trouble I have with this one is that it is rather tall for a web logo.
This one is also sized exactly to fit the 280 pixels like the other ones on the collection page
This one may need a bit of refinement but it is almost a completely new theme for me.
I stayed up way too late tonight.
I liked the idea of the soldering iron in a previous submittal by someone else, but this makes it a bit more iconic.
The main trouble I have with this one is that it is rather tall for a web logo.
This one is also sized exactly to fit the 280 pixels like the other ones on the collection page
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Geewhizbang..
Could you please check if there was a problem with that attachment..? I'm unable to see it..!
ajju
Could you please check if there was a problem with that attachment..? I'm unable to see it..!
ajju
I made a typo in the filename, so I have renamed the file to match the typo.
I can't see the logo on my end, since my computer is on the wrong side of the firewall and anything pointing to my website internally gets redirected to nowhere.
I can't see the logo on my end, since my computer is on the wrong side of the firewall and anything pointing to my website internally gets redirected to nowhere.
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