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Originally Posted by Rosiebotboss
How about a pair of shifters for the 2008 season instead of $100???  |
A guy can dream.
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Originally Posted by Michelle Celio
What will be the general purpose use of this logo? Will it be for advertising, use on the product etc. What size do you consider hi-res since it is always easier to make smaller than to make bigger when it comes to imaging. What do you want included with the logo things such as Company Name (AndyMark) Product Name (Super Shifter) maybe even pictures of the product if it is going to be used for marketing? Some more information on what you are looking for could be quite helpful.
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The logo will definitely go on the website, and will be made into stickers that will be placed on the product. It may even be put onto a t-shirt. The winner would also get a couple of t-shirts and a few stickers.
We don't need the product picture in the logo, just the name. This is not a flyer. Maybe the AndyMark logo also, but I don't want to constrain you to that.
I am not sure what sort of resolution we need at this point (I need to investigate that). And, for us to pick a winner, a high resolution version is not needed.
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Originally Posted by squirrel
I think the name has already been taken....
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Good point, Jim. We should probably call it "AM Super Shifter", with a nickname of "Super Shifter" for short. Yeah, that works.
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Originally Posted by Billfred
I've got three questions, beyond Michelle's:
1) Is vector art required, or will hi-res raster images do?
2) Is there any limitation on number of colors?
3) What file formats will you accept?
--Billfred
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1) Vector art would be nice, but I am open for other options.
2) Go crazy.
3) Formats - initially, any is fine (jpg, gif, bmp) for evaluation. Once we pick a winner, that may need to be more specific. My "sticker guy" likes vector art.
Andy