Many people have commented that my current logo is jagged around the edges, so I've been working on a new logo from scratch:
(This is an extremely preliminary preview and I may change some stuff on it before I have a design I want to implement. The white background around the graphic is something that I added so it would be JPG compatible. (Illustrator files have no actual background, it's just a bunch of path objects placed in various positions.) The real image has no background, so it will be really easy to seamlessly implement into any graphic later)
I made it in Adobe Illustrator for two reasons:
1. Illustrator is better for drawing than photoshop is
2. I plan to use the illustrator AI file as the main template for my logo. B/c of this, I will have to rescale this graphic a lot, so by using vector graphics to create the original image, I'm hoping to keep pixelating to a minimum b/c I plan to scale the logo image in illustrator (thus preserving 100% of the smoothness!) before I rasterize it by importing it into photoshop.
I plan to post any decent variations of this design that I come up with, and I will take any suggestions to mind.
[edit] I know the graphic looks like it's been rotated to the right, but it's just an optical illusion in this instance-- I checked, the graphic is oriented perfectly in illustrator. It just looks crooked here b/c I cropped it so close.
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Most people regard me as the dark and immoral side of Massassi. At least I'm getting what I want out of life.
[This message has been edited by Pagewizard_YKS (edited December 14, 2003).]
![http://www.pwizard.com/pagewizardnewlogo.jpg [http://www.pwizard.com/pagewizardnewlogo.jpg]](http://www.pwizard.com/pagewizardnewlogo.jpg)
(This is an extremely preliminary preview and I may change some stuff on it before I have a design I want to implement. The white background around the graphic is something that I added so it would be JPG compatible. (Illustrator files have no actual background, it's just a bunch of path objects placed in various positions.) The real image has no background, so it will be really easy to seamlessly implement into any graphic later)
I made it in Adobe Illustrator for two reasons:
1. Illustrator is better for drawing than photoshop is
2. I plan to use the illustrator AI file as the main template for my logo. B/c of this, I will have to rescale this graphic a lot, so by using vector graphics to create the original image, I'm hoping to keep pixelating to a minimum b/c I plan to scale the logo image in illustrator (thus preserving 100% of the smoothness!) before I rasterize it by importing it into photoshop.
I plan to post any decent variations of this design that I come up with, and I will take any suggestions to mind.
[edit] I know the graphic looks like it's been rotated to the right, but it's just an optical illusion in this instance-- I checked, the graphic is oriented perfectly in illustrator. It just looks crooked here b/c I cropped it so close.
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Most people regard me as the dark and immoral side of Massassi. At least I'm getting what I want out of life.
[This message has been edited by Pagewizard_YKS (edited December 14, 2003).]