Soldato
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Used a premium typeface so will have to let me know if you want to use it so I can sort out licensing
Need some help from photoshop (or similar) experts please!
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Used a premium typeface so will have to let me know if you want to use it so I can sort out licensing
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Unfortunately, the site I'm using will only expand any logo to the dimensions in my op. Though if this wasn't the case, I would be happy to go for a logo instead. I know I could go elsewhere, or even create a site of my own, but since this is free I'd just like to see where it goes before I start investing too much more in it
Unfortunately, the site I'm using will only expand any logo to the dimensions in my op. Though if this wasn't the case, I would be happy to go for a logo instead. I know I could go elsewhere, or even create a site of my own, but since this is free I'd just like to see where it goes before I start investing too much more in it
Why not create a logo and just have it to one side of the banner and just leave the rest transparent. The image is still the size they want but the look is a little nearer what you want.
If you wanted to fill the blank space just add some company info like addy, email, opening hours, delivery charges etc
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What a good idea! I like it. In that case, are there any logo designers out there?! lol!
I'll give it a shot, see if I can come up with something myself. Thanks
I thought I'd give this a crack.
It's nothing too fancy, I always think simple is best.
The images were kindly donated by Google image search, and the font was just a random one I selected in Photoshop.
Feel free to do what you like with it.
It's nothing too fancy, I always think simple is best.
The images were kindly donated by Google image search, and the font was just a random one I selected in Photoshop.
Feel free to do what you like with it.
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Thank you Spad, that's lovely.
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^^ just about the best so far
It's a close run thing...
A link if anyone's interested... not much up there yet though
http://www.folksy.com/shops/JingleJangleJewellery
That is pretty sick in all honesty.
I always agree with design work, simple is well and truly best
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Looks good on the site.
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