Hi,

Just registered for the forums; I got tired of lurking

Anyway... I don't own a subaru..but really respect the wrx so when I saw the logo contest, I wanted to compete...only thing is...looks like im too late

This is what I made:

http://www.iupload.net/032003/i-club2.jpg

And maybe if someone wanted a wallpaper [ill post the bigger version, if its requested]:

http://www.iupload.net/032003/i-club.jpg


Thanks guys, you have a great forum...hope I can keep learning here. BTW, can i have some feedback? First time creating a logo.

 

sorry, but the link to your logo is broke. try it yourself...

 

i did, it works fine

 

copy and paste the link into a new browser window. worked for me.

btw remjay, both look really good!

 

Those aren't logos, their more like magazine ads. And yours suck just as bad the real logo everyone voted for.

 

being a little harsh there matt, aren't ya?????

 

Ya, maybe your right. I'm just a little bitter thats all. Sorry.

 

gee thanks....its alright...gotta accept criticism...but...could you tell me how i could improve it?

 

remjay, I'll try to be as subjective as possible...

The layout is to large and would take up to much real estate on a web-page. While the "blurred" text would be to hard to reproduced in a sticker format. You also using a photograph which would increase the price of the sticker because you would have to print at least 4 colors (cyan, magenta, yellow and black).

- Logos need to work in any format - t-shirts, web, stickers, banners, etc...
- They need to be represented as an icon (easily recognizable without reading it)
- The icon (car) and the text need to work together as well as apart. If you take the car and the emblem away how does it look?
- You have 4 main pieces to your logo (i-club2.jpg) that seam to be randomly placed on a page. They just don't tie together very well.

Now there are a lot of rules in design and they are meant to be broken so take my opinions with a grain of salt.

There are also a lot more idiots in this world that like ugly stuff so you have to apeal to them as well. Hence the picking of the new i-club logo.

 

Ahh, I remember the minutes and hours after I first discovered the Motion Blur filter. It was absolute mayhem, gradients and blurring flying everywhere, stuff that couldn't even possibly be in motion were suddenly in motion. It was crazy.