Syd, I don't know what you mean by "fat" drawing. I like the logo on the red T-shirt that you showed us. From what I can tell, it is a clean line drawing.
The drawing that you included in this most recent message is quite detailed. It probably was quite an impressive drawing in it's original form, but what you sent us is low resolution and looks quite "muddy". I don't know what reproduction method you have in mind but if it's silk screen, the detailed, muddy drawing will not translate well. In general, logo designs are better being bold and clean with minimal detail. Fine detail is much better for other uses, like a painting for your wall. Before I went back to school, I put in a number of years in commercial printing, photography, and graphic art so I do have some experience to back up my suggestions. Cheers, Spook --- Syd Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Gang, > I've gotten a lot of positive response for > printing white EOC > T-shirts, so I'll go a ahead with an order, ranging > from XXL through > Misses size 4. One other question, though. A few > people said that > they really dislike the "fat" Ercoupe drawing in the > EOC logo, and > requested that I substitute the one on the cover of > Coupe Capers, > instead. See below. What do you think about that? > > Syd > > Ercoupe image >
