Another logo

I was asked by a relative to make a logo. He actually liked - and is going to use - one of the half-dozen or so I knocked-up. Not as classy as Gary's, but the 'customer' is satisfied :D

I like your logos. The lightning is perfect. I don't have a preference to the color.

Thanks Nancy :) The monochrome version is for letter-heads and invoices and stuff like that really.

Good stuff John. You should post more ;)

BTW: Colour lasers are much cheaper now and make letterheads and invoices much more fun! :)

Thanks Steve :) Here's a couple more that were on the short list ...

Nice work John.

Storm 5 is what one of the local TV stations uses for their severe weather coverage.

Thanks Bill :) Don't think my cousin is selling weather ... wouldn't put it past him to try though :D

That lightning looks fairly convincing John. Did you create it by hand or did you use a plug-in such as Alien Skin's Xenofex 2 Lightning? Either way, you can't get much better feedback than having your 'customer' tell you they like it.

Bang up job,
Harry

Xenofex2. I'm not proud :D Thought of re-doing it "by hand" but I'd had my burst of creativity for the evening by then :cool:

You're cracking me up.

Why go through all the tedium of creating lightning by hand when you can make effective use of the tools you've purchased and have available to you? I thought the Xenofex 2 package plug-ins were cool and purchased them earlier this year when they were offered at a discounted price. I picked up the Eye Candy 4000 group of plug-ins at the same time, as they were also offered at a reduced price.

They definitely come in handy at times.

I agree, though there are some who wouldn't. My last post was tongue-in-cheek ;) I like plug-ins, but also like to attempt some of the effects myself - lots of time on my hands you see, I should be a genius at this 'ere graphics lark by now :D

Hi John. Really good job. I actually prefer the monochrome version, it conveys the stormy feel very well.
Saludos,
Bob.

Hi Bob, thanks :) I was quite pleased with how easily the image could be adapted.

Well done.

Thanks Gary :)