[94cobra69ss396]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

That one looks good too.

[enkeivette]

My new favorite, I stole Leedoms lettering.

[enkeivette]

I remember reading somewhere that "x" type of cars were only allowed to be driven on the road for purposes of driving to and from automotive events/ car shows. Which would be pretty much perfect.

By the way, yall need to vote for the last logo. It's a hybrid of both logos, sticking with the theme of the car. Plus, it's siiick.

[Leedom]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

I remember reading somewhere that "x" type of cars were only allowed to be driven on the road for purposes of driving to and from automotive events/ car shows. Which would be pretty much perfect.

By the way, yall need to vote for the last logo. It's a hybrid of both logos, sticking with the theme of the car. Plus, it's siiick.

The future lawyer thinks he is a graphic artist!

[enkeivette]

Originally Posted by Leedom

The future lawyer thinks he is a graphic artist!

Ouch, my pride.

I know it's not nicely done, and it would need to be redone by someone who knows their way around photshop, not someone who spends an hour in paint with a pencil and eraser in zoom mode.

But, I really like the idea of a cascading graphic. I invision a large logo on the center of the hood, underneath the clear coat. And a cascaded graphic will make better use of the space and therefore can be much larger. Plus it's way cooler.

A left to right graphic, like my 2nd or your first especially, would need to be about 6" tall by 48" wide. Whereas a cascaded graphic could be more like 36" tall by 36" wide. I think it would go better with the gigantic motorgen lettering on the side of the car.

[SeanPlunk]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

Ouch, my pride.

I know it's not nicely done, and it would need to be redone by someone who knows their way around photshop, not someone who spends an hour in paint with a pencil and eraser in zoom mode.

But, I really like the idea of a cascading graphic. I invision a large logo on the center of the hood, underneath the clear coat. And a cascaded graphic will make better use of the space and therefore can be much larger. Plus it's way cooler.

A left to right graphic, like my 2nd or your first especially, would need to be about 6" tall by 48" wide. Whereas a cascaded graphic could be more like 36" tall by 36" wide. I think it would go better with the gigantic motorgen lettering on the side of the car.

For the record I like all the logos so far

[enkeivette]

Ben! Reset the poll and tell everyone to vote again, people have yet to see the glory of my revised non-copyright infringement logo.

[enkeivette]

By the way Adam, do I have your consent to use your awesome art work in my sig? I'll pay you 10 cents on the dollar for every dollar that it makes.

[Leedom]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

By the way Adam, do I have your consent to use your awesome art work in my sig? I'll pay you 10 cents on the dollar for every dollar that it makes.

Make is 50 cents and it is a deal.

[Leedom]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

Ouch, my pride.

I know it's not nicely done, and it would need to be redone by someone who knows their way around photshop, not someone who spends an hour in paint with a pencil and eraser in zoom mode.

But, I really like the idea of a cascading graphic. I invision a large logo on the center of the hood, underneath the clear coat. And a cascaded graphic will make better use of the space and therefore can be much larger. Plus it's way cooler.

A left to right graphic, like my 2nd or your first especially, would need to be about 6" tall by 48" wide. Whereas a cascaded graphic could be more like 36" tall by 36" wide. I think it would go better with the gigantic motorgen lettering on the side of the car.

Adam, I do understand the reason for your design and I do not think it in itself is a bad design. We could realistically use both. My design can be more of the side emblems and yours the hood graphic. Once I get some pictures of the profile of the car and such I got some paint ideas that would mirror Motorgen's design style. The first concept that I am thinking of would be easy for you to do.