Interested in making a LOGO for DBRXI?
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Since I can't draw with a crap nor do I have any photoshop skills, I hope someone can take my idea & come up with a decent logo.
Since it will be shortly after the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I tried to incorporate some 9/11 elements. My thought is to have a stylized design (no windows/building facade) of the Twin Towers (before they were struck) and the Route 129 'shield/sign' superimposed in front of the Towers. I'd like to see 3 S2000 on the top half of the shield, NFR, GPW and Laguna Blue.
Underneath the 3 S2000s, in bold font 'DBRXI' (almost like how the NYPD have on their police badges).
Since I envision the Twin Towers coming from the top & bottom of the shield, the Twin Towers can also double as the '11' , and have the 'th' (as in 11th) in the bottom right. The "Annual S2000 Event' can be placed underneath the '11th'.
The placement of the 'shield' on the '11' does not have to be centered, it can be placed higher/lower, whichever looks best.
Since it will be shortly after the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I tried to incorporate some 9/11 elements. My thought is to have a stylized design (no windows/building facade) of the Twin Towers (before they were struck) and the Route 129 'shield/sign' superimposed in front of the Towers. I'd like to see 3 S2000 on the top half of the shield, NFR, GPW and Laguna Blue.
Underneath the 3 S2000s, in bold font 'DBRXI' (almost like how the NYPD have on their police badges).
Since I envision the Twin Towers coming from the top & bottom of the shield, the Twin Towers can also double as the '11' , and have the 'th' (as in 11th) in the bottom right. The "Annual S2000 Event' can be placed underneath the '11th'.
The placement of the 'shield' on the '11' does not have to be centered, it can be placed higher/lower, whichever looks best.
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That was way too much information!
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Since I can't draw with a crap nor do I have any photoshop skills, I hope someone can take my idea & come up with a decent logo.
Since it will be shortly after the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I tried to incorporate some 9/11 elements. My thought is to have a stylized design (no windows/building facade) of the Twin Towers (before they were struck) and the Route 129 'shield/sign' superimposed in front of the Towers. I'd like to see 3 S2000 on the top half of the shield, NFR, GPW and Laguna Blue.
Underneath the 3 S2000s, in bold font 'DBRXI' (almost like how the NYPD have on their police badges).
Since I envision the Twin Towers coming from the top & bottom of the shield, the Twin Towers can also double as the '11' , and have the 'th' (as in 11th) in the bottom right. The "Annual S2000 Event' can be placed underneath the '11th'.
The placement of the 'shield' on the '11' does not have to be centered, it can be placed higher/lower, whichever looks best.
Since it will be shortly after the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I tried to incorporate some 9/11 elements. My thought is to have a stylized design (no windows/building facade) of the Twin Towers (before they were struck) and the Route 129 'shield/sign' superimposed in front of the Towers. I'd like to see 3 S2000 on the top half of the shield, NFR, GPW and Laguna Blue.
Underneath the 3 S2000s, in bold font 'DBRXI' (almost like how the NYPD have on their police badges).
Since I envision the Twin Towers coming from the top & bottom of the shield, the Twin Towers can also double as the '11' , and have the 'th' (as in 11th) in the bottom right. The "Annual S2000 Event' can be placed underneath the '11th'.
The placement of the 'shield' on the '11' does not have to be centered, it can be placed higher/lower, whichever looks best.
Come on Dave, you can sketch it out.
