I am confused about submitting logo submissions. i understand that we use Vector because of the geomatry based rendering is better for the client. I am guessing we use the .SVG format? What i don't understand is the official canvas file. Does that file contain the texture and the sizes of the submissions?
Thanks for any responses!
Chris:confused:
Official canvas?
I am confused about submitting logo submissions. i understand that we use Vector because of the geomatry...
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ZukiH
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Posted 20 September 2010 - 09:44 PM
Hi Chriz
Yes all designs must be created in a vector format and posted in the official logo canvas.
Check this 2 links, it will help you
DesignContest.net Guidelines For Creating Logos
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Good luck
Yes all designs must be created in a vector format and posted in the official logo canvas.
Check this 2 links, it will help you
DesignContest.net Guidelines For Creating Logos
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Good luck
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Posted 22 September 2010 - 06:38 AM
i am getting a better understanding of the vector format. I use to use paint.net but that is a raster based program so I am going to use Inkscape for now. It is a vector program. And NO switching between the two! ok. Now, do I need to install the Canvas we need or do I apply the Canvas as a layer under my graphics? Very important.
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Posted 22 September 2010 - 08:27 AM
i am getting a better understanding of the vector format. I use to use paint.net but that is a raster based program so I am going to use Inkscape for now. It is a vector program. And NO switching between the two! ok. Now, do I need to install the Canvas we need or do I apply the Canvas as a layer under my graphics? Very important.
You need to use a vector program like Freehand, Illustrator or CorelDraw to create your designs.
Download and open/import the canvas.
Check the contests to see hoe it works.
Please do not submit wrong files.
Good luck
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Posted 23 September 2010 - 12:58 AM
i would like to try a simple, pure vector design submission, but, do I just use the .SVG format? I imported the canvas file and that worked out well. but, don't know how to make the image in flat color. Can i submit it to someone to check format, etc... so that I do not get punished for submitting a corrupt design?
Still using Inkscape and they have many format options. Thank you for all the help!
Still using Inkscape and they have many format options. Thank you for all the help!
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Posted 23 September 2010 - 06:32 AM
All the info you need is here on this page
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Down toward the bottom you will find the info you are looking for. Now I bet you wonder why I just didn't say what file format...I wanted you to read through the info on the page link I posted. That info is very important read.
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Down toward the bottom you will find the info you are looking for. Now I bet you wonder why I just didn't say what file format...I wanted you to read through the info on the page link I posted. That info is very important read.
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Posted 24 September 2010 - 07:22 PM
hi. my problem is that I use freehand mx, but the canvus i downloaded has got no .fh11 file in it. however, there's one eps file that opens in freehand, but it shows only one blank image in it. do i have a solution so that i can continue working in freehand, or should i shift to illustrator?
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Posted 04 October 2010 - 04:01 AM
The link in the reply I gave has all the info you need.
To upload an entry to the contest save a copy of your vector file as a jpg sized 640x480. if you read through the page from the link you will get all of this information
To upload an entry to the contest save a copy of your vector file as a jpg sized 640x480. if you read through the page from the link you will get all of this information
All the info you need is here on this page
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Down toward the bottom you will find the info you are looking for. Now I bet you wonder why I just didn't say what file format...I wanted you to read through the info on the page link I posted. That info is very important read.
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Posted 21 October 2010 - 03:43 PM
Hi Chriz
Yes all designs must be created in a vector format and posted in the official logo canvas.
Check this 2 links, it will help you
DesignContest.net Guidelines For Creating Logos
DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
Good luck
Thanks for the links ZukiH! Once I have them, I don't need other advice! And moreover, I won't bother with the same "newbie" questions ....
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