Topic: WINNERS ANNOUNCED! CGB Logo/Brand Design Contest! - page 6. (Read 7366 times)
changed up the last submission slightly, thought the centred logo looked to uniform.
Awesome, guys!
Some different composites from my most recent render. Can make these look pretty much any way you please...
Havin some more fun here ya go
Bullion 1
http://postimg.org/image/q2aj4imjl/f1c488b1/
Logo X
http://postimg.org/image/6fc4ewiap/
Logo X grey
http://postimg.org/image/iooce8f6f/
Bullion 1
http://postimg.org/image/q2aj4imjl/f1c488b1/
Logo X
http://postimg.org/image/6fc4ewiap/
Logo X grey
http://postimg.org/image/iooce8f6f/
Edited a few guidelines on OP. thank you jonoiv for your assistance with these rules. Please post your CGB addy and you will be compensated for your service.
That looks a lot better ! 
sorry but your drop shadows are outside of the border.
It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.
Can you render it without any background?
It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.
Can you render it without any background?
You should probably read up on compositing
Those aren't "drop shadows"
It's quite trivial.
I render everything without a background by default. Everything is on it's own layer: global illumination, anisotropy, incandescence, specular highlights, per-object or per-polygon masks, etc...
sorry but your drop shadows are outside of the border.
It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.
Can you render it without any background?
It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.
Can you render it without any background?
I need to post this because this is getting overlooked.
Images from cryptasm & JoeMattie while they look very nice they have rendered backgrounds with shadowing... they can not be used on a website or client without!
1. no shadows that fall outside the logo and not on the background
2. no shadows at all
3. no shadows and a completely uniform background with or a fixed size website. Likewise with the client the backgound color must be 100% the same.
or
if the shadows must remain the the website needs to be completely in kilter and can NOT be a fluid website. For example the website must be for 600 x 800 monitors and anyone with a bigger screen will have to put up with a smaller site.
or
The people with the website are happy the the images will not blend with the site.
There is a reason why no websites use these types of images as a Logo. Sure rendered images look great as a peice of artwork. But no web developer ever uses them for the reasons i have pointed out.
As the rules have now changed, the people will vote for the best looking image without taking into account that the can not be used effectively as a logo.
Images from cryptasm & JoeMattie while they look very nice they have rendered backgrounds with shadowing... they can not be used on a website or client without!
1. no shadows that fall outside the logo and not on the background
2. no shadows at all
3. no shadows and a completely uniform background with or a fixed size website. Likewise with the client the backgound color must be 100% the same.
or
if the shadows must remain the the website needs to be completely in kilter and can NOT be a fluid website. For example the website must be for 600 x 800 monitors and anyone with a bigger screen will have to put up with a smaller site.
or
The people with the website are happy the the images will not blend with the site.
There is a reason why no websites use these types of images as a Logo. Sure rendered images look great as a peice of artwork. But no web developer ever uses them for the reasons i have pointed out.
As the rules have now changed, the people will vote for the best looking image without taking into account that the can not be used effectively as a logo.
Incorrect
I render and composite everything in layers. It is trivial to replace the ground/groundshadows with an alpha channel, masking it out completely.
I really like that font. What is it?
The fonts name is Wipeout. I think it looks better enlarged like the image below. That being said each image is layered so anything can be changed quite easily or elements added/removed if requested.
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Cool, thanks.
So many different ones 
I really like that font. What is it?
The fonts name is Wipeout. I think it looks better enlarged like the image below. That being said each image is layered so anything can be changed quite easily or elements added/removed if requested.
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Tried it stamped on bullion:
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Wasn't sure where to position the logo so I just slapped in the centre.
Thanks
You mean just like this?
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You mean just like this?
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Thought I'd try one...
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I dig it.
How about just the words? I like that font too!
Thought I'd try one...
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I really like that font. What is it?
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