(Mar. 03, 2009 3:49 PM)BeyUK-Espio Wrote: (Mar. 02, 2009 9:52 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: How do gradients not transfer to other mediums?
I worded it wrong and the other part doesn't make sense haha. My idea of a logo is to use flat colours. They are supposed to be simple and affective. If you start adding affects it can make them look carp to be honest.
This is my opinion on logo design. But the general rule of thumb is to use flat colour. Having worked for design studios this is a common practice at the places I have been to and is also applied to the work that I have seen in countless books.
I second this. Using solid colour is better. Its what i've been learning too btw.
The transparencies don't look good in the other examples for example.
Orange and blue are great complimentary colours so don't loose them...
edit: I don't mind the gradient on the letters so much as the blue pegasis silouette, the contrast change adds some visual distraction.
Brad what about reversing the blue/orange, ie the WBO is blue, the pegasis silouette is orange. also the spacing between the W & B feels to close.
the new orange value used is perfect. pops a lot more than the one in the banner. ( this is from you post #1)
(Mar. 02, 2009 12:29 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [Image: wbologo3.png]
this blue lettering has nicer spacing imo
(Mar. 02, 2009 12:36 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [Image: wbologo2-10.jpg]
edit: no, there yours ;p. only this one is an old concept, which I think has better capital spacing
Signature was too large. Read the rules.