new sticker desgin

[klutchbuster400]

the original looks kinda plain maybe we could get a member to design a new one.

[Roostin300ex]

i agree... and make different sizes because that size will go on a car but barely will fit on a quad when there are already stickers/graphics

[svtbolt04]

It should be a contest. LMK knows his photoshop, he should give it a try.

[Crispy]

I know photoshop I can give it a try give me a size and or colors you guys would like to see.

[klutchbuster400]

w/e color you wanna use, im guessin about 2, 3 inches wide, maybe 8 inches long?

[RL400]

I agree, it seems sort of plain.

[klutchbuster400]

come on reid, work your magic.

[GSPKurt]

How about a die-cut decal?

[LakeMaryKid]

I agree, it seems sort of plain.

I guess the way hes thinking is its "cost efficient" but people dont like em so they wont sell.

[Crispy]

I'm sure we can get something cool and cost-effecient I can do it I just need an idea of what you guys what, maybe a silhoutte like the ipod logos of a quad jumping maybe? then one mudding? with www.atvflorida.com written someone where on it, just give me ideas on what you guys want I can pull it off

[klutchbuster400]

I'm sure we can get something cool and cost-effecient I can do it I just need an idea of what you guys what, maybe a silhoutte like the ipod logos of a quad jumping maybe? then one mudding? with www.atvflorida.com written someone where on it, just give me ideas on what you guys want I can pull it off

how about a half naked chick, and then in real small print you can have atvflorida somewhere, yeah, that would sell.......

[LakeMaryKid]

Personally i like something basic like this that can go right behind the seat.



with out the black.

[klutchbuster400]

but we could use different colors, some may not buy just because it doesnt match.... we should keep it basic, but some type of cool lookin font would work.

[GSPKurt]

Personally i like something basic like this that can go right behind the seat.



with out the black.

I like that.

[Brutus750i]

I agree too. Keep it simple so people will get to the website.
After all that is the objective.

[AlterEgo]

I've been in advertising (art director/creative director) for close to 20 years now. Here's my 2 cents for what its' worth.

Think beyond bumper sticker. Think logo that can be used in many applications, ie. sticker, hat, shirt, web site, banner ads on other sites, etc . . . A circular or more compact design my suit these applications better than a long horizontal logo. Would certainly do better on an atv or rear car window. Not everyone wants a sticker taking up so much space on their stuff.

Keep in mind that a good logo should work as well in black and white as it does in color. This will make it cost effective depending on how the logo is used (1 or two colors on a sticker/ full color on a site) Don't rely on a bunch of goofy photoshop tricks to "make it work".

Use an ATV in the logo? Tricky balance between showing a sport or a utility and what users will want. I'm a Utility guy and wouldn't want art of a sport jumping and I'm sure vice versa for Sport riders. Not sure the answer here - the bike might have to be a blend that doesn't really say either style - ambiguous. Maybe better to stick with a cool font modified for a unique look.

Yes keep it simple so it's immediately recongizeable. But, it needs a unique hook to give atvflorida an identity - don't just pick a font and type it out then call it a logo.

Once you have a good logo - stick with it. Use it as many places as possible. It will start to be recognized and do the work it was intended to do.

And lastly, if it's a well designed logo that looks cool, people will want to use it. They'll want to put it on their stuff. If not, don't waste the money printing it up.

[klutchbuster400]

the site kinda has a logo, a small florida state should be incorportaed in it...

[LakeMaryKid]

I've been in advertising (art director/creative director) for close to 20 years now. Here's my 2 cents for what its' worth.

Think beyond bumper sticker. Think logo that can be used in many applications, ie. sticker, hat, shirt, web site, banner ads on other sites, etc . . . A circular or more compact design my suit these applications better than a long horizontal logo. Would certainly do better on an atv or rear car window. Not everyone wants a sticker taking up so much space on their stuff.

Keep in mind that a good logo should work as well in black and white as it does in color. This will make it cost effective depending on how the logo is used (1 or two colors on a sticker/ full color on a site) Don't rely on a bunch of goofy photoshop tricks to "make it work".

Use an ATV in the logo? Tricky balance between showing a sport or a utility and what users will want. I'm a Utility guy and wouldn't want art of a sport jumping and I'm sure vice versa for Sport riders. Not sure the answer here - the bike might have to be a blend that doesn't really say either style - ambiguous. Maybe better to stick with a cool font modified for a unique look.

Yes keep it simple so it's immediately recongizeable. But, it needs a unique hook to give atvflorida an identity - don't just pick a font and type it out then call it a logo.

Once you have a good logo - stick with it. Use it as many places as possible. It will start to be recognized and do the work it was intended to do.

And lastly, if it's a well designed logo that looks cool, people will want to use it. They'll want to put it on their stuff. If not, don't waste the money printing it up.

You are the kind of man i need to talk to to further persue my graphic design career i think.

[Ida_Mann]

I've been in advertising (art director/creative director) for close to 20 years now. Here's my 2 cents for what its' worth.

Think beyond bumper sticker. Think logo that can be used in many applications, ie. sticker, hat, shirt, web site, banner ads on other sites, etc . . . A circular or more compact design my suit these applications better than a long horizontal logo. Would certainly do better on an atv or rear car window. Not everyone wants a sticker taking up so much space on their stuff.

Keep in mind that a good logo should work as well in black and white as it does in color. This will make it cost effective depending on how the logo is used (1 or two colors on a sticker/ full color on a site) Don't rely on a bunch of goofy photoshop tricks to "make it work".

Use an ATV in the logo? Tricky balance between showing a sport or a utility and what users will want. I'm a Utility guy and wouldn't want art of a sport jumping and I'm sure vice versa for Sport riders. Not sure the answer here - the bike might have to be a blend that doesn't really say either style - ambiguous. Maybe better to stick with a cool font modified for a unique look.

Yes keep it simple so it's immediately recongizeable. But, it needs a unique hook to give atvflorida an identity - don't just pick a font and type it out then call it a logo.

Once you have a good logo - stick with it. Use it as many places as possible. It will start to be recognized and do the work it was intended to do.

And lastly, if it's a well designed logo that looks cool, people will want to use it. They'll want to put it on their stuff. If not, don't waste the money printing it up.

You are the kind of man i need to talk to to further persue my graphic design career i think.

why don't you further your quad building career and finish that thing so we can go ride?

 

Id@

[Mrs.Nightbreed]

why don't you further your quad building career and finish that thing so we can go ride?

 

Id@

He needs to get off his arse and come work on it.......

[Ida_Mann]

yeah, right now my daughter could outrun his quad on her bike,,,,,the one with pedals and a Barbie tote-bag on the handlebars ;-)

Id@

[2 rut]

a new desgin yes and for a few bucks more be able to add your screen name

[kfx400rob]

trucker girl 

[kfx400rob]

something of this sort eh?

[2 rut]

that is nice