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need a new design for layout would anyone have suggestions?
hi all,
i have to give the attached logo a bit of a kick in the A***,
its for the Irish kit car club, and as a member its kinda expected to be a freebie….one of our memebers came up with the original back at the start but its a bit dated and doesnt look well on t-shirts etc when embroidered…
the idea was not to show a specific type of kit car…
my effort is a bit more colourful, needs a bit of tidying up,
it would be fine on screenprinted shirts but not for stitching….
plain text is also not good enough,any suggestions would be appreciated
cheers
brian
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i mght well have a quick stab at this, i like doing car stuff ! if not too late of course ?
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cheers hugh….. never too late…. 😉
just need something simple for t-shirts/ hats…that can be embroidered,
still havent got anything else myself..
thanks
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had you thought about using a shamrock sillhouette as opposed to the diamond in the background, or is that too cheesy ? it was my first thought.
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:lol1: hugh…shamrock would possibly be ok,… no rules on this one..
thanks
brian
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ok, real quick effort, i know the cars are wrong, but this was the kinda thing i was thinkin.
i think the space could be better used though !
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now i’m awake again, i dont think i like it !
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I’d recommend a bit less detail if you’re designing for embroidery, the small cars will cause a bit of a prob, small writing could be a prob also…could you use the outline of a shamrock maybe, then inside a single kit car, with the text along the side of it? when you lay down a background colour like the diamond or the shamrock with a fill you’re making the shirt stiffer already, then when you lay a car, then another layer of text over that again that part of the shirt is rock hard, then when it’s washed you could end up with the t shirt shrinking and the logo buckling up nicely! just a few thoughts!
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lol, i forgot about the embroidery, i guess simple is better then, perhaps more along these lines ?
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slight variation…
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I think that looks pretty cool… for embroidery you’d use a solid fill, and might lose the shadow tho..
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hugh…thats the kinda thing i reckon could work…looks great
as darren says we need to keep the colours solid…..
got me thinking again now..
cheers guys
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