Draw it...ink it...scan it at 600 dpi and save it as a .tif. Then run that .tif file through Adobe Streamline and save it as an .eps file which can be manipulated in Adobe Illustrator if need be.
For comics and stuff, like the title. If don't want to use some old font from the computer. If you design it yourself, how do you get it to look all nice and neat and clean so you can reproduce it and use it on different things?
Draw it...ink it...scan it at 600 dpi and save it as a .tif. Then run that .tif file through Adobe Streamline and save it as an .eps file which can be manipulated in Adobe Illustrator if need be.
Originally posted by Methane
Draw it...ink it...scan it at 600 dpi
If I scan anything 400 dpi or over, my computer has a stroke, heart and asthma attack all at once, then commits suicide
and save it as a .tif. Then run that .tif file through Adobe Streamline
I don't know what Adobe Streamline is, but I doubt my computer would run it.
And I don't have Illustrator either.and save it as an .eps file which can be manipulated in Adobe Illustrator if need be.
So I guess my real first step is to get a better computer?
find a program that letts u make yer own font if its in text,then just type in and mess wit it threw adobe or whatever coloring program u use,they got some cool filters on there u can buy or whatever;onei;
my pencils like a camera or a knife.you pic the side u want
Basically you need the logo you make to be vector-art. what that means is that the piece of art is calculated like a math problem, so it can be made as big or small as you want without any loss of quality, like what happens with pixels. I'd imagine you could find a freeware program on the Net that would handle vector art.
400 dpi will do. Adobe Streamline creates vector images from black and white .tif files and if your computer can run MSPaint, Adobe Streamline would be no problem...it's very resource friendly and small. I'm sure you can find someone with a copy of Illustrator they'll gladly let you borrow.
Damn I miss Illustrator.
Anyways, Illustrator is really all you need since you can manipulate existing fonts.
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Well, when a mommy logo and a daddy logo love each other very much...Originally posted by Akira X
How do you make logos?
I use a font that is somewhere in the neighborhood of what I'm looking for and then I use Illustrator to convert the letters into outlines. I then add even more points so that I can distort them to exactly the shape I want and then use the pen and combine functions to finish off the basic shape. And then let the fun with layers begin. I have Streamline and use it from time to time, but I'm not a fantastic artist so I far prefer doing it all digital.
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