I'm playing around with my initials trying to make an interesting logo. I can do PS or PRS. I'm looking for a more simple logo like Rik's RD. This one looks good but would be a bit buzzy for stationary. Any thoughts?
Paul
I'm playing around with my initials trying to make an interesting logo. I can do PS or PRS. I'm looking for a more simple logo like Rik's RD. This one looks good but would be a bit buzzy for stationary. Any thoughts?
Paul
Last edited by Psaumure; 24 September 2012 at 04:53 AM.
Maybe I should go with something with a metal finish?
Last edited by Psaumure; 24 September 2012 at 06:20 AM.
When redesigning a logotype, always think:
1) will it look OK photocopied (i.e. monochrome, reduced resolution)
2) will it look OK reduced
That's why I wouldn't recommend anything that is heavy with gradients. Yours above are all nice in one way or another, but they all rely on higher resolution colour display.
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Thank You Frank. I had already put another one together before reading your post. What type of layout would you recommend? Currently, I'm working on the letter layout. I think one of these would make a good avatar though. I'm sure Rik will have a few good suggestions also.
I like this last one very much, I'm sure I can use it for something. It's done just with the extrude tool aside from a few transparencies and a gradient background.
Thanks again for the tips,
Paul
If you're doing a logo, then how about something nice and simple?!
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Not sure about this one, but it might give you an idea or two!
But, of course, I will have another think.
As a logo, I like my first attempt, at the moment.
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my vote goes with the metallic silver version.
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