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Koh-Lanta Logo Customization

Tristanjok Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   -  
Tristanjok Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   -
Hello everyone!

I'm reaching out because I have a little problem. I managed to create a custom logo but with a blank logo without text and in very poor quality. I don't have the skills to work on an existing logo; I would definitely lose a lot of time. Ideally, if you could help me redo the logo by writing "BELLEVILLANTA" and underneath "Naufrage à Bannay."

I'm attaching the logos I would like to work on. If you could provide it to me in AI or PSD format, please.

Thank you all!!

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P3pitah2709 Posted messages 326 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   57
 
No one is going to do it for you for free!
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Tristanjok Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention  
 
At least a small explanation to keep the same texture below the text, along with my text. Or even better, a blank logo with no text. If you have a solution, I would be grateful. ;)
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MeNotor
 
By omitting that appropriating the work of others (unless you are the one who paid the graphic designer of the show Koh-Lanta)

For the texture, you can use a duplication stamp, the most accessible and quickest solution; the worst will be to do pixel by pixel with a big zoom.

Which image editor are you using? Most have the stamp tool.

In any case, the more finesse you want and the more details (e.g., a texture) there are, the longer it will take, so no one will do it without paying... pretty logical, right?


As for what you call a logo (taking someone else's is a bad idea from every point of view, in addition to being able to be sued for theft of intellectual property - the logo expresses its identity, not yours) you can do image searches, for example with the Google search engine, to get working bases of shapes and colors, proportions... according to the technique of photo collage widely reused in computer graphics (using layer overlaps that 'merged' give the complete image).

Or simply use a pencil to make a preparatory drawing and refine or reproduce in computer graphics.

This will also help you:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logotype
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Tristanjok Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention  
 
Hello,

I use Photoshop/Illustrator, and I managed to create something quite polished. I'm simply using this logo for a private party, non-professional, so there are no intellectual property issues.

Thank you for the information.
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