I like #1. Ditch the spider cracks. #1 is a cleaner, unencumbered look. The cracks are superfluous.
--Will
--Will
Logo choosing..
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It's only fair to state that this is vector format at the moment. It can be spruced up further with all the bells and whistles that photoshop and raster design can provide (if he wants). However, the more I design the more I find that people want fully scalable graphics that will work in any situation, which isn't possible with raster only (photoshop based designs). I used to work mainly with photoshop for logos, but corporate clients nearly always stated they required logos that were fully scalable and not limited in the way photoshop only designs are.
I provide vector based designs, but can spruce them up in photoshop to provide both raster based and vector based as required.
Great bit of info.... if Photoshop wont do Vector based graphics what programs do?
For one having it as "Professional DJ Service" the word Professional isn't needed.... and when you drop that word.... just "DJ Service" is a bit short....
So changing it to "Disc Jockey Service" is very explicit and easier to understand... IMHO
If he does karaoke too... then using just DJ would be a good idea so you'd have
"DJ & Karaoke Service"
The most common ones are Adobe Illustrator and Corel Draw. Adobe Illustrator is the industry standard - I much prefer the Corel interface though.
Thanks for repeating yourself.... LOL
Had I read the entire thread before I posted I would have seen you had already answered my question.... but thanks for taking the time to do it again.... it's appreciated.
I think I will go with number 3. I feel like it is simpler and will be easier to use on other materials. Plus, I personally like the look of the bigger but fewer cracks.
Thanks for all of the input so far!
Thanks for all of the input so far!
Ok I think that I've finally decided. I had him make one more. This implements the crack from the third logo, but with the background.
Yes?
Yes?