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Can anyone help with a logo design?

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MarionCole · 13/04/2010 11:09

I know pretty much what I think I want, but I don't have the creative touch and I need someone to turn what I have created in MS Paint (!) into something slicker.

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PardonMyClench · 13/04/2010 21:08

Don't know about the creative side but if you ever need it protected from the intellectual property side contact my DH at Agile IP - he does preferential Mumsnet rates.

leeanne1407 · 13/04/2010 21:17

hi
im currently at college just now working with photoshop and illustrator i wouldnt mind giving it a go you can email me
[email protected]

3dMum · 15/04/2010 14:02

Hi Marion,

I'm a web and graphics designer if you still need someone then please feel free to PM me

MarionCole · 15/04/2010 20:23

Sorry, I posted and then went AWOL, that is so not done.

Thanks for the offers, I will email my very amateurish attempt over. Any input will be very very welcome.

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ButterPie · 15/04/2010 22:50

I used www.design-by-izo.com and he was really good and is helping me get my image right before I launch properly. He is just starting out so pretty good rates.

carocaro · 24/04/2010 14:37

there is something called 99 designs . com or soemthing like that - have a look.

vinauchocolat · 21/05/2010 16:43

this site is quite good for DIY logo design

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DungunGirl · 26/05/2010 11:29

Hiya
I am the Art Director doing Graphic Design and am trying to get some freelance under my belt.

I'd love the oppurtunity to do this for you.

I am not out to make huge money out of you, I have a full time job and this is really to add to my portfolio and for a little spare cash with the school summer holidays coming up!

drop me an email if interested - [email protected]

flowerybeanbag · 26/05/2010 11:36

I found this programme fantastic. You can download a trial version to play with, and if you can create a logo you want, then you can pay for the software (about £25 I think it was). It has templates or you can start from scratch, do layers, effects, whatever shade colours you want, gradients, reflections, shadows, everything. I did mine on this, and have all sorts of different versions, filetypes and sizes for use on different websites, stationery, etc

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