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I had a fair go and couldn't really do it...:mad: Could you please spare a few secs just telling me it a little bit simpler?

I've got a new web site name :) If you want to try and make the logo PM me and i'll send yah the name so you can have a muck around with it. Don't tell anyone else the name!

How do I do the writing in the shape of australia?

So what does that mean?

I emailed em' and haven't had a replie back! It just shits me right off! That was the only bests name I could come up with now i have to start all over agian. sorry guys for wasteing your time.:mad:

Hello???

Bugger! Some body has stole my web site name! For now on i'm going going to tell anyone the name untill the site is up. How do you do the fancy writing? I have been mucking around with xara last...

I'm givivng the trial version a try first then i'll see what i think! Is there any way of making the letters of the shape of australia a bit more readable?

and one other thing. could you please change 'Fish' into a different colour.

Now they are great logos! Thats what I want!. One other thing. At the end of 'Fish' could you please put .com in small CAP letters!

Thanks Guys!. How much does this program cost. It sounds and...

No the forum is not up yet but soon. Nice logo! But, this is what i want. I want 'Aussie' to be in the shape of Australia and also I want the letters to be the colours of the flag. Then I want 'fish'...

I want it like that. BUT, I want the aussie to be the shape of aus and the colours of the flag and the fish as a shape of the fish.

Thats great mate! BUT, I want something a bit different. I need all the help I can get. Yous are Great!

So can yous please make the 'Aussie' in the shape of Australia anf 'Fish'' in the shape of a fish?

What programs do you use?

I'm a big fan of minis! How is the model going?

There are some great logos there guys! I 'Aussie' to be in the shape of australia and fish to be in da shape of a fish.

I'm 14yrs of age and i'm making my own forum. Its going to be called 'Aussie Fish'