#12 someone brought up the idea of losing the ball all together.. and maybe making the name glow a bit. Give it a shot if you have the time.. Thanks again for all your tweaks. -Big Disco team
not sure I understand what you want me to do? make the height of the tag line smaller? go back to the original tag line and add more space between letters? Happy to try anything you want (probably tomorrow though - getting late here)
better? also considered another shadow below the tag line reflecting it... but it seems too much when I tried it. These effects can be added or deleted from the final logo depending on the application... you will want one without effects for printing on glassware or napkins or for embroidery and with effects for electronic media and print on paper.... signage the effects are done using a different technique. I am happy to work with you to get all versions you will need. As my primary business is to do printed promotional merchandise I would be able to help with that also.
SWEET! We had an idea over here.. and if you willing to give it a shot we would like to see what it would look like if you made a big RED DISCO ball above the name. Keeping it centered but tiled on its aces. I hope this is clear. If not let us know. Thanks! -Big Disco
I wish we could send you a pic. The ball is not great, take a real disco ball and make it red. Then make it even bigger as if the ball is the logo itself. BIG ball with name under it... something you could fit in a box like most move company logos.. Hope this helps! Thanks!
while Logo Tournament does not allow photo images as part of the logo presented you could get a terrific photo of a disco ball to add to the wordmark I presented and use it for appropriate applications like website, print on paper, etc... keeping the wordmark on its own for etching on glassware, embroidery on clothing or other applications where the photo image doesn't work.
Looking at disco balls they are typically done in either squares or circles on a sphere in mirrored materials. Thus the reflective part of the image is essential to get the look you want. I can try again to capture this look with squares rather than circles - with smaller segments and with gradients to emulate the reflections. But if it is a realistic image of the ball that you really want then consider combining a photo image with your new wordmark logo for some applications. I believe there are photo sites similar to this site but for photo images.
OKay! looks really good! This last request mite seem crazy, but the owner would like to see the ball in blue... and if you could make it look like the ball is starting to crack open from a bright light inside... I know it's a lot. But if you have the time we would like to see it. Thank you again for all your hard work! -Team Disco