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Old 03-15-2010, 12:08 PM
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Default New Logo/g-Shirt design

I'm having Tavis Highlander develop a new logo/shirt design and this is what he has come up with. There are 2 versions, one has the Large G on the background as grey, the other has it as red. I prefer the red as it ties into the text logo that's on the front. What do you guys think?

I'm a little up in the air on the "L-G" as the background on the back of the shirt. I think it makes for a clean background, but I'm open to input. And yes, it's a little narcissistic using my own car, lol. Ultimately, I'd like to do another version with another car, perhaps having a series using different makes/models of cars.

Anyways, I wanted an updated design that would represent muscle cars, performance, handling, driving, etc... get the vibe of our community in one easily identifiable image/design.

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Old 03-15-2010, 12:15 PM
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Damn! Those look great!

I like the large "G" in the background done in Gray as opposed to Red.

With the large "G" being red, it gets visually mixed up with the car.

Other than that...Wouldn't change a thing.

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Old 03-15-2010, 12:21 PM
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X2. I agree in that the red gets lost with the car. The grey looks great I think.
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I've been thinking instead of the LG background to have some more track showing as a background, either with or without cars. Maybe a hill, some section of track, and a fence, tire wall, whatever. Something simple and probably just black and white to get more feel of being at the track. Stuff like these are what I'm thinking of, the backgrounds shown done in simple line drawings.







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Old 03-15-2010, 01:16 PM
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I like those ideas Jody. I like the cork screw shot of the Mule and vette.
Just replace the vette with another PT car from Lat-g.
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I like the new shirt very cool what abot a black g instead of the red it would be outline and would not get lost in the shirt
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Nice shirts. The designs look good.
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cool designs, i like them all but if i have to pick one i like the red too.
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I vote gray G on the back.red G on the front.. they look sharp and THE GRAY it lets the car image stand out ...ILL WEAR THEM...

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I'm in for a couple......I don't mind the red g on black...
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