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Unread 29-07-2008, 12:55
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Re: Opinions on our logo

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Originally Posted by Billfred View Post
Also, I'll warn you that black is probably the most common team shirt color. It will most likely blend in in the absence of some other distinctive apparel. The inverse--black on a green shirt--is less so, though that may dilute the effect you're going for. Design, as a professor once told me, is the creative management of constraints.
Black is a 'common' color but it is a color that presents well. 116 comes to mind when I think of black tees and also, black polos. They always look good.

Black with the logo would be very cool and if done well, would look sharp during demos, presentations, meetings, and competitions.

Edit: This is an example of what I mean.
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Last edited by JaneYoung : 29-07-2008 at 13:05. Reason: photo link
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