WINNERS ANNOUNCED! CGB Logo/Brand Design Contest!

[Kruncha]

Thought I'd try one...







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[mercSuey]

Thought I'd try one...







K.

I dig it.

How about just the words?  I like that font too!

[Kruncha]

Thanks

You mean just like this?





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[mercSuey]

Thanks

You mean just like this?





K.

Yeah!

[cryptasm]

Wasn't sure where to position the logo so I just slapped in the centre.

[Kruncha]

Tried it stamped on bullion:



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[serrveraside]

I really like that font.  What is it?

The fonts name is Wipeout.  I think it looks better enlarged like the image below.  That being said each image is layered so anything can be changed quite easily or elements added/removed if requested.  

https://i.imgur.com/XAfL4Ne.png
https://i.imgur.com/BNpt706.png

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[Lauda]

So many different ones 

[mercSuey]

I really like that font.  What is it?

The fonts name is Wipeout.  I think it looks better enlarged like the image below.  That being said each image is layered so anything can be changed quite easily or elements added/removed if requested.  




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Cool, thanks.

[JoeMattie]

I need to post this because this is getting overlooked.

Images from cryptasm & JoeMattie while they look very nice they have rendered backgrounds with shadowing...  they can not be used on a website or client without!

1.  no shadows that fall outside the logo and not on the background

2. no shadows at all

3. no shadows and a completely uniform background with or a fixed size website.  Likewise with the client the backgound color must be 100% the same.

or

if the shadows must remain the the website needs to be completely in kilter and can NOT be a fluid website. For example the website must be for 600 x 800 monitors and anyone with a bigger screen will have to put up with a smaller site.

 or
The people with the website are happy the the images will not blend with the site.


There is a reason why no websites use these types of images as a Logo.   Sure rendered images look great as a peice of artwork.  But no web developer ever uses them for the reasons i have pointed out.    

As the rules have now changed, the people will vote for the best looking image without taking into account that the can not be used effectively as a logo.  

Incorrect

I render and composite everything in layers.  It is trivial to replace the ground/groundshadows with an alpha channel, masking it out completely.

[jonoiv]

sorry but your drop shadows are outside of the border.

It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.

Can you render it without any background?

[JoeMattie]

sorry but your drop shadows are outside of the border.

It's not trivial unless you want a fixed size background outside of the picture.

Can you render it without any background?

You should probably read up on compositing

Those aren't "drop shadows"



It's quite trivial.

I render everything without a background by default.  Everything is on it's own layer: global illumination, anisotropy, incandescence, specular highlights, per-object or per-polygon masks, etc...

[jonoiv]

That looks a lot better ! 

[elambert]

Edited a few guidelines on OP. thank you jonoiv for your assistance with these rules. Please post your CGB addy and you will be compensated for your service.

[mymenace]

Havin some more fun here ya go

Bullion 1


http://postimg.org/image/q2aj4imjl/f1c488b1/


Logo X



http://postimg.org/image/6fc4ewiap/


Logo X grey


http://postimg.org/image/iooce8f6f/

[JoeMattie]

Some different composites from my most recent render.  Can make these look pretty much any way you please...

[mercSuey]

Awesome, guys! 

[cryptasm]

changed up the last submission slightly, thought the centred logo looked to uniform.

[mercSuey]

changed up the last submission slightly, thought the centred logo looked to uniform.

I dig it.

[mymenace]

Here some more really enjoying doing these graphics

Fun while it lasts

Bullion_Snowflake


http://postimg.org/image/9fsu36or9/


Logo snowflake




http://postimg.org/image/w0anf01ir/


Logo snowflake 2



http://postimg.org/image/mm4pv7lbn/