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-= Design Our New Logo & Win a XFX GeForce GTX 285 Black Edition Graphics Card =-
- Thread starter Spie
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so guys i finally got this vector graphics thing down what do you think?
i fink its good cause it shows ocuk wants to help the uk by supporting its olimpings and is also striking
Hahahahahaha this is awesome!
Bravo
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If we got to the point where we couldn't afford a company to design us a logo then I don't think we'd be moving to a newer and larger building.
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My entry!
Another good'n, bit more colour?
Just a suggestion then we can take turns to use the 285
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Another good'n, bit more colour?
Just a suggestion then we can take turns to use the 285
Hey sure thing
Re colour; it's tricky without more details on the project... the more colours/effects involved means more cost to produce in different mediums. We've also got to be aware that the logo is going to be applied to clothing... if it's printed on then it's less of a problem, but if it's embroidered then the logo needs to be simpler.
I think this logo would work fine in two colours, if it was printed on a field of the third colour. IE, blue shirts with the white text and red needle. Or any combination of that sort... It would also hold up well printed in black and white / one solid colour (fax etc) which all logos should do!
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I kinda like the one they got now, so my attempts are quite similar 
Cant decide if i like it as above, or with some white on the smaller text as below.
Must say though, Damian666's design is pretty awesome imo :O
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One third design, wanted to make "OCUK" Stand out more so increased the black border and decreased opacity of the background.
Cant decide if i like it as above, or with some white on the smaller text as below.
Must say though, Damian666's design is pretty awesome imo :O
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One third design, wanted to make "OCUK" Stand out more so increased the black border and decreased opacity of the background.
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How about this? It's got a proven history as being used by one of the biggest UK online computer components stores.
Hey sure thing
Re colour; it's tricky without more details on the project... the more colours/effects involved means more cost to produce in different mediums. We've also got to be aware that the logo is going to be applied to clothing... if it's printed on then it's less of a problem, but if it's embroidered then the logo needs to be simpler.
I think this logo would work fine in two colours, if it was printed on a field of the third colour. IE, blue shirts with the white text and red needle. Or any combination of that sort... It would also hold up well printed in black and white / one solid colour (fax etc) which all logos should do!
Ye, I like the idea of the rev needle. Best starting idea so far imo.