Wow, thanks for going to the trouble of quickly drawing it up. I was too lazy myself but yes. Once you have two different colour G's the font really has to work for you. Whereas if you just have the one colour, the two Gs would look a lot more seamless. Anyway, I will speak with the company now and ...

Yes I think I will go and play with different fonts. But I think the company's name is not very unique/wow so it needs a mark. And the mark can only incorporate the initials which in this case are two Gs. Now in order to link the two Gs you would have to have them facing different direction as they ...

Thanks for the info, well explained.

im just starting out in web/graphic design. Just wanted to share my logo for review. It is for a local accountants firm. The name is "Griffith & Griffith". I think having a logotype is just too simple and plain for this name, but with that said I can't seem to think of a good mix of ty...

1) I think that is the best option that I can go with.

2) With this template its just to showcase to a client what the logo would look like in practice. Sort of visualizing the logo even further.

Prkos thank you very much. That made a lot of sense. But although svg achieves that smoothness all the time, I can't upload an svg into my wordpress blog. My only other option would be exporting it as an "png", and you believe that this exportation is causing the jagged lines? And thanks f...

Hello guys, I am having a problem with pixelation of my images. I am exporting my svg's as png's with a dpi of 90. Now in Inkscape I can zoom in as much as I want without any pixelation. However on the web, or in my image viewers. My images look pixelated at as little as 140%. I want to know whether...