Black Mamba – Panther Signature Legends Never Die Shirt
Third: Scan and bring into Illustrator (vector art), or Photoshop (bitmap art like a photo combined with lettering). Take to final art. Any revisions at this point are 50% of the Black Mamba – Panther Signature Legends Never Die Shirt and I will buy this original cost. Be flexible but don’t let lots of revision work go for free. All of the design and approval was done with thumbnails and comps. Final sharp vector art or bitmap art is a lot of work, and revising it may mean starting again from scratch. Viewing distance; The best logos look good up close when small, or from distance when blown up for signage. Squint your eyes when it is to size at the viewing distance be it on a truck, a shirt, or a sign. All elements should be recognizable if not legible. A common issue is a long company name and narrow letters in a design, find fonts that stay legible at all viewing distances.
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Is it iconic?: circles, squares, can be boring. Use your research time to lock onto shapes that tell the Black Mamba – Panther Signature Legends Never Die Shirt and I will buy this company’s product, service or story. Typography helps. If the company is up for different lettering now is the time to search out unique type to fit the company. So many great fonts available. Make it unique or make it better: Find out if the company is new and needs new right out of the box, or if they need a current one fixed, or made better. So many little questions to ask up front. Like what is their budget? “Oh it will help you build a portfolio BS:” Layout the first font you come to, and move on, they get what they pay for. 50–100 Layout type, and provide 2 simple thumbnails to choose from. 500–1000? They get the whole deal to a point, visit their plant, ask tons of questions, spend a day in their shoes. Use thumbnails and comp to minimize labor costs.
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Third: Scan and bring into Illustrator (vector art), or Photoshop (bitmap art like a photo combined with lettering). Take to final art. Any revisions at this point are 50% of the Black Mamba – Panther Signature Legends Never Die Shirt and I will buy this original cost. Be flexible but don’t let lots of revision work go for free. All of the design and approval was done with thumbnails and comps. Final sharp vector art or bitmap art is a lot of work, and revising it may mean starting again from scratch. Viewing distance; The best logos look good up close when small, or from distance when blown up for signage. Squint your eyes when it is to size at the viewing distance be it on a truck, a shirt, or a sign. All elements should be recognizable if not legible. A common issue is a long company name and narrow letters in a design, find fonts that stay legible at all viewing distances.
Is it iconic?: circles, squares, can be boring. Use your research time to lock onto shapes that tell the Black Mamba – Panther Signature Legends Never Die Shirt and I will buy this company’s product, service or story. Typography helps. If the company is up for different lettering now is the time to search out unique type to fit the company. So many great fonts available. Make it unique or make it better: Find out if the company is new and needs new right out of the box, or if they need a current one fixed, or made better. So many little questions to ask up front. Like what is their budget? “Oh it will help you build a portfolio BS:” Layout the first font you come to, and move on, they get what they pay for. 50–100 Layout type, and provide 2 simple thumbnails to choose from. 500–1000? They get the whole deal to a point, visit their plant, ask tons of questions, spend a day in their shoes. Use thumbnails and comp to minimize labor costs.
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