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Finding and/or perfecting a logo
I'm considering using this logo for a new domain name frugalmule.com. I am still looking for a funny sketch of a mule and so far, the attached image is the best I have found.
I would like to turn it into a black and white image with Frugal Mule and/or FM printed on it or around it such that it would show up well on a business card and still be an eye catching logo.
Other suggestions and assistance is greatly appreciated.
frugalmule.png
I would like to turn it into a black and white image with Frugal Mule and/or FM printed on it or around it such that it would show up well on a business card and still be an eye catching logo.
Other suggestions and assistance is greatly appreciated.
frugalmule.png
Something like this. :)
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Needs to be black and white
I agree with HendrikWiese. - Except turn the text into a circled iron brand for the cow on it's backside.
Something like...
FM-Donkey.png
Something like...
FM-Donkey.png
*I said Cow - but meant Donkey. Ug. Been a long day.
Whoops, what a silly spelling mistake. Makes me look a bit of an "ass"!! Easily fixed, the letters are separate vector shapes that can be shuffled and an "a" inserted. Just consider it an example. It was a long night.
ASKER
Thanks but grayscale or color won't work. Needs black and white.
ASKER
BillDL,
Thanks, the color separation is the difficult part. I really like your design but the reason I am wanting black-and-white is because the printer needs a color separated file and I don't know how to do that. Assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, the color separation is the difficult part. I really like your design but the reason I am wanting black-and-white is because the printer needs a color separated file and I don't know how to do that. Assistance is greatly appreciated.
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This seems like the best solution. I was actually looking for color separated black-and-white, and not grayscale but this gets me part way home at least for this project.