new indigo logo design
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I don't know you know.....
I mean, same with the matpreview scene....
I had to do my own mat preview scene to use with blendigo, it's just a really simple thing but someone should like do a voting forum for both the logo and preview material scene, It's like radiance said in there that it's all starting out like a circus....
All kinds of ideas flowing but nothing....
I mean, same with the matpreview scene....
I had to do my own mat preview scene to use with blendigo, it's just a really simple thing but someone should like do a voting forum for both the logo and preview material scene, It's like radiance said in there that it's all starting out like a circus....
All kinds of ideas flowing but nothing....
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Me too! I think the old one is great. And quite professional and versatile enough as well. Let's keep it! PLEASE!!mrCarnivore wrote:I like the old logo much, much more than any other suggestions so far!
The hardest part of BEING yourself is FINDING yourself in the first place...
http://thebigdavec.googlepages.com
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i vote for a new one.
the old is really hard to use and i ensure you it's not what most people call a professional logo.
A logo should look good.
A logo should look good in small size.
A logo should look good in big size. (therefore it has to be vector-based)
A logo should work in black&white. (or atleast have a b&w version)
A logo shouldn't have a gradient in it (or should have atleast a version of it without a gradient)
A logo should be catchy.
... and some points more which i can't remember.
the old is really hard to use and i ensure you it's not what most people call a professional logo.
A logo should look good.
A logo should look good in small size.
A logo should look good in big size. (therefore it has to be vector-based)
A logo should work in black&white. (or atleast have a b&w version)
A logo shouldn't have a gradient in it (or should have atleast a version of it without a gradient)
A logo should be catchy.
... and some points more which i can't remember.
@manitwo: The current logo is, or can be, all of those things.
The hardest part of BEING yourself is FINDING yourself in the first place...
http://thebigdavec.googlepages.com
http://thebigdavec.googlepages.com
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