I was replying to Stev27 and its about contests and not forum participation.
Anyway, you are using a photo. Only vector is allowed, 100% made by you. So, if thats a picture of an apple, its against the rules to use that, capiche?
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Francesco, you should read twice before posting
I was replying to Stev27 and its about contests and...
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Posted 16 July 2010 - 11:42 PM
Francesco, you should read twice before posting
I was replying to Stev27 and its about contests and not forum participation.
Anyway, you are using a photo. Only vector is allowed, 100% made by you. So, if thats a picture of an apple, its against the rules to use that, capiche?
I was replying to Stev27 and its about contests and not forum participation.
Anyway, you are using a photo. Only vector is allowed, 100% made by you. So, if thats a picture of an apple, its against the rules to use that, capiche?
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 12:04 AM
no she meant no photos in the contests. All she was saying was is that if this design was entered into that contest it would have been marked a problem and an infraction given because we do not allow photos in logos contests.
So the apple is not a photo? it sure looks like a photo how did you create the apple? Is the apple vector?
So the apple is not a photo? it sure looks like a photo how did you create the apple? Is the apple vector?
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 12:46 AM
The infraction is not that you posted on a finished contest ( which is fine) its that there is a photo incorporated into your design. All work must be done in vector format (illustrator, coreldraw) the apple is the problem
hey an infraction for posting here a work for an already ended contest ? are you serious ???
and this is not a photo... just a shadow that inspire to NY skyline !!!
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 07:28 PM
sooo much rules to remember and english is just my third lang... forgive me pleaseeee
im using an old version (cs2) of photoshop because i said im just an amateur... can t say yet what job i do (and what jobs i changed in my life) because im a little bit ashamed to be in this nice talented group !
will try to read more ok ?
im using an old version (cs2) of photoshop because i said im just an amateur... can t say yet what job i do (and what jobs i changed in my life) because im a little bit ashamed to be in this nice talented group !
will try to read more ok ?
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 07:30 PM
Francesco, you should read twice before posting
I was replying to Stev27 and its about contests and not forum participation.
Anyway, you are using a photo. Only vector is allowed, 100% made by you. So, if thats a picture of an apple, its against the rules to use that, capiche?
capisce is correct answer (italian)... thanks for your patience
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 09:08 PM
capisce is correct answer (italian)... thanks for your patience
thanks
sooo much rules to remember and english is just my third lang... forgive me pleaseeee
im using an old version (cs2) of photoshop because i said im just an amateur... can t say yet what job i do (and what jobs i changed in my life) because im a little bit ashamed to be in this nice talented group !
will try to read more ok ?
You cannot participate in contests if you are using photoshop. Logos must be created in vector format.
This means that your logo designs should generally be created in either Illustrator, CorelDraw, Fireworks or Flash.
For more information read DesignContest.net Entering Professional Contests
good luck
i created em by myself !
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Posted 19 July 2010 - 03:56 PM
ok this is from this site knowledge database;
To create vector based logos, designers should be using either Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw or Macromedia Freehand or Macromedia Flash. Photoshop is a viable option, but it is important that no part of the logo is ever rasterized by the program (this can often occur when filters are applied). The first three programs are recommended.
so photoshop is not forbidden... just is not recommended ok ?
To create vector based logos, designers should be using either Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw or Macromedia Freehand or Macromedia Flash. Photoshop is a viable option, but it is important that no part of the logo is ever rasterized by the program (this can often occur when filters are applied). The first three programs are recommended.
so photoshop is not forbidden... just is not recommended ok ?
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