PSC: "MJHS" Logo

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well, no white background, but I do have this (MJHS kinda blurred out...)
 
Thats not bad Jpec, if you could get the MJHS to show through a little bit more, it would be quite good.

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Originally posted by Shannon
Can't read the lettering.

if you can't recognise those letters by just the bottom halves...
 
I can read it because I know what it says. But anyone else would have trouble.
 
only if they sit really far from the screen and have terrible eyesight...
 
It is a little tough to read Jpec. i'm crap at this stuff so i dunno what you could do, but maybe try outling the letters in a light colour to highlight them or something...
 
I might considder that for my third and final entry... (P.S. he never said anything about the file extension...)
 
Concept's is best. By far.

Must I tell everybody everything?
 
hmm, I figured out why mine doesn't look quite right. in the tutorial it calls for the use of a mask, PSE2 doesn't have masks...
 
And now for my second entry:
 
Are you batch-converting those or just doing a "save as?" Most of this stuff is blurrier than JPEGs have to be.
 
Originally posted by Joey
Are you batch-converting those or just doing a "save as?" Most of this stuff is blurrier than JPEGs have to be.

Who are you talking to?
 
EDIT: I think i'll work on it some more... ;)
 
Originally posted by Joey
You.

Oh, well, they probably seem blurry to you because i didn't save them at maximum size. I moved the quality meter down to 8 or 9.

But i really don't notice any blur...
 
It's not like nasty blur, it's just seemingly unintentional. The MJHS part, I assume, is supposed to have some degree of blur to it, but I don't think the actual words at the bottom were. It still looks great, though :).
 
Originally posted by Joey
It's not like nasty blur, it's just seemingly unintentional. The MJHS part, I assume, is supposed to have some degree of blur to it, but I don't think the actual words at the bottom were. It still looks great, though :).
Bitmap fonts and antialiasing don't go well together - that's why the text is a little blurry.
 
can someone answer my post further up
and if u cant be bothered to scroll the here it is again

how do u do textures like that?
and on the text layer as well

im using photoshop 7 please help
 
Its monday.... im too knackered to be creative

as you can probabley tell, this took 10 mins and i lost the energy.

sorry

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:drool:
 
Please keep in mind you're creating a logo, so it needs a certain degree of simplicity, practicality and above all it needs be recognisable.
 
This one sucks. Greyscale doesn't help:
 
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