Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: can someone help me out starting a logo?
MSFN Forums > Customizing Windows and Graphics > Graphics and Designing Art

   
Google Internet Forums Unattended CD/DVD Guide
chr0nz
wondering if someone can make a logo hy-wire zipline adventures? i can't really think of an idea to make the logo... the size doesn't really matter.... thanks
colors forest nature sky basically soo basically nature colors ... thanks
just email me at jaydot03@gmail.com

thanks alot guys...

appreciate it...
Kelsenellenelvian
Try making a proper and good contribution to the forums and then I am sure someone will help you with your logo...
macfan6
Hi,

I'm glad you posted this, I'm starting a Freelance Graphic Design business, and am desperate for clients.
I would love to create the logo for you.
Looking forward to your reply,

Kimberley
MichelleD
I would like to try
jimeseo
Maybe you can try Photoshop.
It's easy to make a LOGO with it.
Or search at Google for some logo making tools.
Ludwig Von Cookie Koopa
Well I am a graphics designer blah blahj frelance and the best way is to start with a thumbnail on paper and pen. If you good enough you wont even need to use the computer other then scanning the image.

About editing the image ( if you need to ) you will need Coreldraw. Then to put everything together you again use Coreldraw( paint ), and then Quark....just slide into a College with nice fresh new PC instead of buying a new one.......... whistling.gif or be like me and dumpster dive for a Imac that somebody thought was a broken monitor.

There is other things you can do with the image but the main thing is that you need to remove the background of the image and then put your logo over examples.

In terms of studies just ask your freindly lexicon I mean professor...in etc field.
fivestars
QUOTE (jimeseo @ Jan 5 2008, 01:15 AM) *
Maybe you can try Photoshop.
It's easy to make a LOGO with it.
Or search at Google for some logo making tools.


I agree with this.
Google Internet Forums Unattended CD/DVD Guide
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.