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nice work CuBie.

I realy like the black one with black letters...real nice. :)

not that I've yet worked on this but maybe an alternative font?

CuBie, you have some really nice logos there- what program/technique do you use to get that awesome effect in the background?

CuBie, you have some really nice logos there- what program/technique do you use to get that awesome effect in the background?

Thanks! I use adobe photoshop :)... I've been playing with it for a few years now - Coding and graphics are the main things i do on the pc, if you need help withanything in photoshop ill help ya :rolleyes:!

Chris.

im not that advanced yet - i just use the default ones, for now anyways! :)

Later,

Chris!

  • 2 weeks later...
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Something like this?

banner.jpg

Thank You ALL for your contributions.

I am going with this one... Its Awesome.

? anyone know how to make the white backgroung transparant?

I can send it to you in 24bit .png format, but IE doesn't do 24bit .png correctly. It's turns all tranparent alpha channels to grey instead of transparent. Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox show the format correctly though.. Gif can only 8 bit transparencies... If you want. give me the hex value of the background color you want to use, and I can change the background to match.

Here's 2 new examples and they are huge. 500+k each. You get better resolution by creating large, then re-sampling to smaller. I didn't like the texture I did on the first one, so I changed it a bit.

if you are using netscape/mozilla/firefox, you should see the pictures correctly. If you're using IE/Avant You'll see a gray box around the logo.

http://members.cox.net/judas31/Proto1.png

http://members.cox.net/judas31/Proto2.png

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Hey thanks for the info. I neede it to be clear for everyone so I guess thats out.

I really like the melting letters ... I will use that one. I can edit the background color with PSP8. Thanks

  • 2 weeks later...

Hey rstryker, you're converting the logo to jpg, and it's looking crappy when the compression is added. I can give you the logo in the size you want with the blue background already set to match your website background.

Thanks Datalore.. nothing someone with 2 minutes of time and photoshop with a few plugins couldn't do.

Ok. I'll have them done in a day or so.. I was at a LAN party over the weekend, and I've yet hooked my pc back up. :)

Just haven't had the motivation....

Oh, leave them in .png format, they will good.

that is really impressive work guys, are any of you professional designers or just do it for fun? i am also curious to know which tools you guys have used to create these exceptional pieces of work :)

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