Dark Bit Factory & Gravity
ARCHIVE => Archive => GFX & sound => Topic started by: pixotica on February 11, 2010
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I am having some fun doing quick logo's with the word Gravity....These are just fast whip ups, would appreciate any feedback on what looks cool, once I get it nailed down then I will really start to work out thew details, for now these are like story board, thinking out louds of the desighn process.
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This one is called sketchy
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Another style
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Nice start. I really like the screen sketchy drawn logo. However in my eyes the "G" is way too large considering the rest of the logo. In addition, I think it would look better for a logo if it is aligned to one baseline and not that bended.
Well, just my 2cts.
Keep it coming!
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Extruded text! That metallic one would be cooler maybe by using some real bumpmapping which would get the details outta the surface
True, the Sketch-filter adds some nicety :)
Good job!
PS. also by experimenting with the different fonts it can have great impact
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Some additional tricks you could try are:
-lighting, and specular hightlights
-meshsmooth, if you can put it more polygons (with care so the original shape doesn't get hurt), your lighting looks nicer
-get rid of flatshading (per face normal) and compute averages per vertex
-add some background plane(s) and make it raytrace reflections around the place
-adding some futuristic shapes never hurted anyone (+ they are taken into account while its computing reflections )
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I think they're OK too :). It's also worth pointing you to pouet.net (http://pouet.net) (refresh a few times) to have a look at all the brilliant logos there. I think it's fair to say that none of them are letters typed along a path, many of them show graffiti-like qualities that exhibit a lot of individual design of the letters and their integration into a design that is a logo. I think you're on the right track - you're way past trying to make a logo using Times New Roman (!) - I think it needs some more tweaking though :D
Jim
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Yeah, when doing the kickass work, u need to pay attention to each letter and handcraft them individually (which takes obviously hours of time).
PS. bend-modifier is not bad btw, if you apply it with care and to just in some specific places, it can do wonders
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Thanks all I really like all your ideas. I am going to check out pouet for sure. I am working on another now , that will be the real deal.......will keep you posted
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ever tried to do a stripe btw, it can be fun