HI there ajp, Thanks for the feedback & thanks for admiring my design...I've cleared all the problems in entry #76 & #77...I'm very much confident that this will not create any problem for you...A professional & eyecatching logo that would be use for print, web etc..Color scheme is just according to your web....Hope you like the new version too...Kindly let me know if you need more changes.
Thanks It looks a little bit like a mounted head, and doesn't convey the bit of fun on this site (my thoughts etc, whereas our serious site is the corporate one). It is catching and looks good, and I like the colour.
Hi there, Few more submissions as #90, #91, #92, #93, #94 & #95...I illustrated a new prominent Fox mascot for you..I've submitted in different layouts on a plain white background as well as colored gradient backgrounds, to assure you that it'll not create any problem for you...You can use that mascot as graphical representation...
I visited your website & after focusing on your web color scheme I delivered these entries just according to your web..As your web header is in horizontal position so I prefer the best would be #93 which would be look on your web header like #94 ...Thats a 100% confident eyecatching logo that could easily be use for prints, web etc.
Hope you'll understand my presentation.Kindly let me know if you need any changes.
Hey, I really like this mascot. I didn't think we could get one that conveyed the proper message ("ferals are bad. But it's not the animal's fault, so I don't blame them").
I Like the upright version, but as you say, the longer ones could be used on the web.
It would be good to have the words Feral Thoughts a tiny bit more prominent. maybe that's because the fox is so striking?
Hi Immoo. I was looking at the community portfolio and i saw the fox you made. It is really very beautiful fox and very creative work. I m a fan of your mascots. You are really creative. Keep it up. ;)
Hi there CH, Thanks for appreciating my mascot design..I have a better solution for all your confusions.I can hand over you both the files as the vertical #90 for printing & the horizontal #93 for web..So you can easily use both for different purposes...Sure I'll make "Feral Thoughts" more prominent...I'm gonna work on that.
It's a fine line between fox "thought" and fox constipation. I Like the bubble, but the squeezed eye made me think he might be a bit bunged up - in need of my fibre in his diet.
Hi there ajp, Few more submissions as #108 #109 & #110 with a complete & detailed fox mascot..I spent hour & half to illustrate that with all my creative skills...I sketched that fox then I illustrate that mascot in a laying position so you can use it anywhere above or below the texts or even you can use it as just a graphical representation of your company... #110 has only 1 difference as in that I've just removed the mouth to give another different expression...Hope you like these too...Kindly let me know if you need any changes.
I suggest the following: 1. If there are no more changes to be made to the image, you just set the winner and complete the contest & approve the final file. 2. In accordance with LT procedures, I'll upload the EPS (scalable vector file) and the 1000x800px JPG (bitmap file) 3. You download and examine those files and if those are satisfactory you accept them. (Still here minor changes can be made before you accept and I can upload those changes) 4. When you accept the prize sum is transferred to me. 5. If you need additional images (JPG or PNG in different resolutions) or even some colour variation, I have no problem with arranging a download site for such extra images. (no cost of course!) (This could be tomorrow, next week or even year... ;-)
And don't worry, I won't go away. You can always reach me through:
Mail: imranshamimkhan@hotmail.com
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good things to know about files: EPS, Ai and other "vector" format files are always scalable - meaning they do not loose anything in resolution when enlarged or when you shrink them. But you need a vector application for that like Adobe Illustrator or InkScape (free application). In these applications you also see all the layers that makes the image - meaning you can edit/change text, shapes and colours. Opening this vector file in a "bitmap" program like Photoshop will just show you a flat bitmap file (pixels/dots) and no layers.
JPG, PNG files are always flat and are built by pixels/dots and will of course look grainy if enlarged. Usually you use the vector file to create JPG/PNG files with different resolutions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------