What do you think of my DJ Logo?

[031999]

just foolin around...

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[031999]

That's pretty sweet. What are you doing this in?

just photoshop, i love messing with typography and making fonts better

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

Nice yeah I wondered about doing that also haven't had much time to work on it again

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

Peep my mixcloud link and check banner with name and background

[brandog]

A little tip for anyone doing logos as a hobby (like me): USE ILLUSTRATOR.

Its so much easier to have everything aligned, and, although it does have a bit of a learning curve, you can create some really crazy logos with a lot more precision than in photoshop.

Also, Illustrator is a Vector based program, meaning that you can scale your logo to the size of a building and it still wont be "blurry" or "pixely"

[mrdorianjames]

I agree.

[Kwal]

Here is one of my logos, I have other color schemes to choose from as well.

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[mrdorianjames]

Here is one of my logos, I have other color schemes to choose from as well.

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I like that it's very playful

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

Illustrator is best choice but when working with just downloaded fonts I don't see the need... Making from scratch yes way to go hands down vector ftw

[mrdorianjames]

Photoshop is pixel based. it will degrade with size changes( specifically when increasing). You can use vector based and have no degradation at all because it is instructions on how a design should be drawn, not information on individual pixels.

Theoretically, you can take an image you designed in illustrator and size it to fit a football field without any sort of loss of quality and no file size bloat. Save yourself time in the long run and design logos in vector.