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Message: <blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 526492" data-attributes="member: 555713">wow mr eff, you are really workin on t hese.i myself usually try to stray away from text\drop shadows unless im going for the knockout effect. i try and get a different way for the text to have contrast than that. try painting your logos yourself or writing your text grafiti style. go online and get some graffiti logos, and try and use them for your graphic, use the pen tool to make the outlines (photoshop) and then the brush with different texture brushes to make your spraypaint texture.thats what i was planning on doing. and painting one of those cartoon cars formyself.go different route than just pictures of the car and the companies logos.i dropped all the logo colors to get more of a theme with the green\black, but i dont like it that dark, so im going lighter+more color next time, im sketching it out on paper (im also a cartoonist) and then im goin from there... i wish i had my buddy jarrett around, he is a really good grafitti artist.butalas, i need to figure that out myself.but my imo, take it away from cut\paste logos\pictures and paint somthing origional for yours *this requires much more work than what you are doing now - so dont bother making these for everyone, they are hard work, and rewarding to completely paint yourself*i used the pen tool to re-make that CDT logo so it was nice and crisp. i got it right from the CDT website on the main page, and it was bad quality.so dont forget you can always re-make different logos\pictures if they arent good quality.//editi just sketched out the sig, and i must say im proud of it. i cant wait to scan it.  //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/banghead.gif.8606515f668c74f6de0281deb475b6fd.gif</blockquote>

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