Topic: I remastered a Bitcoin Logo in 4096px to make a T-shirt, download it here (Read 2538 times)
August 25, 2014, 12:23:02 PM
Woww, looks pretty neat, how could you do that?
August 25, 2014, 11:55:50 AM
rme, have you designed new logos?
Very interested on it for my future t-shirts!
Very interested on it for my future t-shirts!
August 01, 2014, 07:24:16 AM
This looks awesom, Great work. thanks rme, gonna use it for a coffee mug
August 01, 2014, 07:20:30 AM
Nice work! 
August 01, 2014, 06:38:44 AM
Great work in getting that image and making it look so great. It definitely stands out and. The designs above of the t-shirts are also great. Love the black one I feel the logo's really stand out in that one and work really well.
August 01, 2014, 12:56:38 AM
Wow, thanks for the vectorized version as well. This will surely help in my designs!
August 01, 2014, 12:53:58 AM
Nice job! Looks good. I dig the Believe in Bitcoin.
July 23, 2014, 05:43:48 PM
Definely working with vectors is a really good thing but I have not yet started using them.
As a personal challenge I will try to do a vector by myself.
As a personal challenge I will try to do a vector by myself.
That's the kind of spirit that will get one far. Even if provoked by a random arrogant idiot on the internet. Thumbs up for you OP!
July 23, 2014, 05:35:58 PM
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG, but a reddit user has made a vector version here:
http://amgic.adultponyfinder.com/bitcoinLogo.svg
Hey ! Thanks for sharing!
This will be very good for my new t-shirt! :]I can make it on my own but it is great that I don't have to do it as community is sharing it with us!
Cheers!
Regards!
July 23, 2014, 05:29:55 PM
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG,
Make it as a path and export as EPS or an Illustrator file. Using Photoshop is not an excuse to not follow best practice.
EDIT
Not trying to be an idiot here, but learning to choose the right tool for the job is one of the first things one should do when venturing into a new field.
the original image was a screen grab from a video.. so that makes the original file (source) bitmap.. the OP simply enlarged it and then cleaned it up and smoothed the edges.
and thats all he done. be greatful for anything someone does
he(rme) was not paid, commissioned or bountied to do it so i see no reason that you should make demands of him to put it into a special format for you.
its still a bitmap in the same format that he grabbed it (screen print button on pc). now if you want special formatting, maybe it is best you use his file and convert it yourself.. and by the way your not an idiot you (bananacontrol) are trying to act like a know-it-all, but not a do-it all.
I'm sorry that you misunderstood my intentions. It was merely an attempt at challenging OP to learn a little about the basics of the field he is dipping his toes into.
Definely working with vectors is a really good thing but I have not yet started using them.
As a personal challenge I will try to do a vector by myself.
July 23, 2014, 05:26:03 PM
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG,
Make it as a path and export as EPS or an Illustrator file. Using Photoshop is not an excuse to not follow best practice.
EDIT
Not trying to be an idiot here, but learning to choose the right tool for the job is one of the first things one should do when venturing into a new field.
the original image was a screen grab from a video.. so that makes the original file (source) bitmap.. the OP simply enlarged it and then cleaned it up and smoothed the edges.
and thats all he done. be greatful for anything someone does
he(rme) was not paid, commissioned or bountied to do it so i see no reason that you should make demands of him to put it into a special format for you.
its still a bitmap in the same format that he grabbed it (screen print button on pc). now if you want special formatting, maybe it is best you use his file and convert it yourself.. and by the way your not an idiot you (bananacontrol) are trying to act like a know-it-all, but not a do-it all.
I'm sorry that you misunderstood my intentions. It was merely an attempt at challenging OP to learn a little about the basics of the field he is dipping his toes into.
July 23, 2014, 05:12:35 PM
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG,
Make it as a path and export as EPS or an Illustrator file. Using Photoshop is not an excuse to not follow best practice.
EDIT
Not trying to be an idiot here, but learning to choose the right tool for the job is one of the first things one should do when venturing into a new field.
the original image was a screen grab from a video.. so that makes the original file (source) bitmap.. the OP simply enlarged it and then cleaned it up and smoothed the edges.
and thats all he done. be greatful for anything someone does
he(rme) was not paid, commissioned or bountied to do it so i see no reason that you should make demands of him to put it into a special format for you.
its still a bitmap in the same format that he grabbed it (screen print button on pc). now if you want special formatting, maybe it is best you use his file and convert it yourself.. and by the way your not an idiot you (bananacontrol) are trying to act like a know-it-all, but not a do-it all.
July 23, 2014, 04:19:46 PM
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG, but a reddit user has made a vector version here:
http://amgic.adultponyfinder.com/bitcoinLogo.svg
http://amgic.adultponyfinder.com/bitcoinLogo.svg
Make it as a path and export as EPS or an Illustrator file. Using Photoshop is not an excuse to not follow best practice.
EDIT
Not trying to be an idiot here, but learning to choose the right tool for the job is one of the first things one should do when venturing into a new field.
July 23, 2014, 04:18:01 PM
Hey bro can I use it ?
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
Yes, everyone can use it.
anyone can order it here
Bitcointalk T-shirt
July 23, 2014, 03:49:58 PM
Hey bro can I use it ?
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
Yes, everyone can use it.
July 23, 2014, 03:22:16 PM
Great design! Thanks for sharing it with the community, maybe I'm going to buy a T-shirt with that design on it! 
July 23, 2014, 03:01:28 PM
Hey bro can I use it ?
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
I'm thinking about using it on the backside it will look something like this.
FRONT:-
REAR:-
If you don't have any problems with it I'll soon launch a campaign and will see if anyone wants it.
July 23, 2014, 01:58:27 PM
Look at the T-shirt, looks great:
July 23, 2014, 01:57:56 PM
Good job!
July 23, 2014, 01:55:15 PM
Great work. Just out of curiosity: did you intentionally make the outer circles non-concentric? (to ehhr... reflect the "decentralized" nature of Bitcoin? ha ha)
Yes, this way looks like a actual coin and not like just some circles.
A bitmap data file at 4096px?!! Why on earth not just make a vector file?
I did it in Photoshop so I could not export it to SVG, but a reddit user has made a vector version here:
http://amgic.adultponyfinder.com/bitcoinLogo.svg
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