Tutorial Creating Your Own (Professional) Logo! 2017-04-13

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Fakemon123 submitted a new resource:

Creating Your Own (Professional) Logo! - A brief tutorial on the basics of logo design...

Hey guys! Since my logo making service was so popular on the old Relic, but I am super busy all the time, I thought that I would make a tutorial showing you guys how I made them! Now there are two ways, and one way is rather simple, so I won't go too in depth on it.

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[tab=Basic Rules]To start off, you MUST know a few of the basic rules or guidelines to logo making. Keep in mind that these are more just trends that I have discovered when looking at Pokemon logos and these trends do...[/tab][/tabs]

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[Alaguesia]

As someone whose logo skills amount to "Go to power point and choose a word art and then cry in your own mess", I love you for this.

 

[Fontbane]

Thank you for this! I was wondering how people got their logos to look so nice while I was struggling with GIMP :P

Although I have to say, while cooltext is a great resource, it can get a little annoying when working with multiple layers. And it doesn't have as many good fonts as I'd hoped.

 

[Dr. Pikachu PhD]

Awesome tutorial, thanks so much for sharing. If you don't mind me asking, where would I find a high quality Pokemon logo like the one you used in this tutorial? Did you just download the highest quality png from a Google image search?

 

[TypicalJalapeno]

Awesome tutorial, thanks so much for sharing. If you don't mind me asking, where would I find a high quality Pokemon logo like the one you used in this tutorial? Did you just download the highest quality png from a Google image search?

search google; find pokemon logo like that (medium size quality) ; then google search for image; then select large option; then see; save highest quality which has transparent back...

 

[Dr. Pikachu PhD]

search google; find pokemon logo like that (medium size quality) ; then google search for image; then select large option; then see; save highest quality which has transparent back...

Cool, thanks for the tip! Wouldn't have thought to do a second search with the image.