When it comes to creativity, it will be difficult to top the artword recently submitted to the PSR Tutorial site during the past couple weeks. Joe Waters is sponsoring a logo contest, which has resulted in some excellent submissions. You can view them at Logo Contest and judge for yourself. Have an idea for a logo, fire up those creative juices and send it to Joe.

Gary

Oh you guys are goin down Ill submit one later this week.

Phil

[This message has been edited by Pennywizz6 (edited 03-19-2005).]

Let us know when you post it! I for one, would like to see.

I whipped one up today, didnt take me very long but I think it loks pretty good and fits the theme and simple, let me know what ya think? Ill change it to your comments.
http://www.schnickelfritzmusic.com/psrlogo.jpg

Phil

Penny,

I'm no artist, but the way I understand it, a logo has to be
1 - simple
2 - small (in other words you can make it relatively small and still be able to read the words etc.)
3 - should not be heavy in detail (which IMO means you should take out that very detailed pic of an arranger).

Once again, I'm not an artist so its easy for me to comment!

Phil, Nice but I kind of like Ron's #1 or 5. Good luck.

[This message has been edited by cassp (edited 03-21-2005).]

Being a kn6000 guy, my vote may not count, but I like #4 by Ron .....
t.

Thanks for the comments, I made another one, but it still may be a little too detailed from some tastes, I think it looks cool though Im not really a member of the forum, but is this an appropriate saying in the middle? I dont know if theres something better.

http://www.schnickelfritzmusic.com/psrlogo2.jpg

Phil

[This message has been edited by Pennywizz6 (edited 03-22-2005).]

Now you're talking. You're right it still is too detailed for my tastes - but - its a great idea and is very original, and I'm sure that even if they don't choose it as their logo, they will try to find some way to use it.

Good going!
Chony