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I prepare some
quick reference drawings. I have a general idea of where I'm going
with this, and I want to keep drawings light and lively. I use my
Wacom pressure sensitive tablet and stylus.
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Step
2
My star characters.
The golfer and the venerable Town Clock, the icon of our event.
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Step
3
I needed something
to tie in the characters, so a skyline makes sense.
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4
I use distortion
filters to create more interesting lines from my orginal drawings.
I love these filters in PhotoShop because they give me all kinds
of new possibilities. I made the golfer more distorted therefore
more comical and more dynamic.
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5
For the clock
I'm using the spherize filter which gives me more excitement. Plus
I can emphasize certain parts of the clock, like the face, making
it larger. I don't like that face because the cartoon style doesn't
match the other figure. So I think I'll change it.
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6
I decided to
sperhize the background and add a circle evoking a sunset behind
the skyline.
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7
I combine type
elements created in Photoshop and distorted there using the new
font distortion filters available in Version 6. I can curve and
distort the type right around the circle. I use a real golf ball
image instead of a drawn one. I can move the shapes around to fine
tune the composition.
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8
The final color
image. I used drop shadow and emboss techniques on various pieces
of this logo to improve contrast and provide a more sculpted appearance
among the images in the composition.
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9
Final image.
Click on it to download the larger more printable JPG file.
Download
List:
Huge
Full-Color Image good for signage 17 x 18 inches
300 dpi
Medium
Sized Image Full-Color High Resolution image good for publishing
10 x 11 inches 300 dpi
Huge
Black and White Image good for signage and screen printing 17
x 18 inches 300 dpi
Medium
Sized Image Black and White Image 8x8 inches 200 dpi
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