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Eugene Church · 10-14-2003, 05:39 PM

Big Willis:

You would never know you have only been making logos a week.

You are making great progress.

Keep up the good work.

Suggestions for good logos:

Logos that have good color coordination...good contrast so the logo is easy to read...uncluttered (some are so busy or modernistic that you can't figure out what it is)...some indication of city...either complete name or single letter...make the city and nickname large enough to be seen...small lettering does not how up well on some of the OOTPB game screens...use trim on the lettering most of the time (this helps with the contrast and separates it from the background...don't let your mascot or lettering get lost in the background)...use multi-circles or rings occasionally around the mascot or lettering...use tails on script lettering, swirls or swooshes sometimes...and most of the time frame the entire logo...sometimes with two colors...sometime with one.

10-14-2003, 05:39 PM	#17
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 36,223	Big Willis: You would never know you have only been making logos a week. You are making great progress. Keep up the good work. Suggestions for good logos: Logos that have good color coordination...good contrast so the logo is easy to read...uncluttered (some are so busy or modernistic that you can't figure out what it is)...some indication of city...either complete name or single letter...make the city and nickname large enough to be seen...small lettering does not how up well on some of the OOTPB game screens...use trim on the lettering most of the time (this helps with the contrast and separates it from the background...don't let your mascot or lettering get lost in the background)...use multi-circles or rings occasionally around the mascot or lettering...use tails on script lettering, swirls or swooshes sometimes...and most of the time frame the entire logo...sometimes with two colors...sometime with one.