Posted: 5/21/2013 9:39:52 AM EDT
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Need a scalable (.eps? vector?) logo.
Do you do that? How is something like logopremier.com? leading candidate so far. It doesn't have to look at all like this. This just represents the 4th post-it-note of my scribbles this morning lol 
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Out of curiosity, what do you need it for? is it for laser engraving on an AR lower, by chance?
If you want to cheap out, you could go the GIMP (photoshop alternative) and Inkscape (Illustrator alternative) route. I did a couple logos for a lower in gimp then used inkscape to trace them and render into scalable vectors not too long ago. Worked well. I haven't played MUCH with it, and the more complex the image, the more you have to do in Inkscape to convert it, but it's doable. That said, if this is for something professional, you're better off paying a designer to do one right. |
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How is something like logopremier.com? I used a service like this several years ago. They ask what your business is and some general questions to get a feel for it. Then depending on your package they provide you a set of designs to choose from. Once you've picked a design you may go back and forth a few times to tweak it. Then you get several formats of the final version. |
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