EHM The Blue Line

Would someone be able to do the sizing for the Winnipeg Jets Logos plz and thanks

Which one?
http://www.chriscreamer.com/team.php?t=355
http://www.chriscreamer.com/team.php?t=37
Theres 3 Jets logos. Seeing as how using a Jets logo would be going retro anyways I figured I'd ask before doing it.

this one please and thanks

http://www.chriscreamer.com/logo.php?lo=285

This might save you the trouble Saranis!

I made a pack of vintage logos in all three sizes a while back...it includes the Jets.

You can get it here:http://www.ehmtheblueline.com/forums/dl ... ile_id=338

Thanks for both your you guys help greatly appreciated.. whats good for making the small logo like what program the one i have is macromedia Fireworks 8 but it doesn't make the right sizes like ppl on here does

I think most people probably use Adobe Photoshop. The high end version (CS3 , from $650 to $1000, depending on the version you buy) is overkill for most things that a beginner would use, though. I have Elements, $100, even though I'm not nearly as good as some people here like CatchUp.

Oobla wrote:I think most people probably use Adobe Photoshop. The high end version (CS3 , from $650 to $1000, depending on the version you buy) is overkill for most things that a beginner would use, though. I have Elements, $100, even though I'm not nearly as good as some people here like CatchUp.

That's a hell of a lot of money for some software, if your cheap and proud (like me ), you may want to look up GIMP, its a free software package, not too bad either

Yeah, even though I've never used GIMP, I've heard it's pretty good (and free ).

I have PS CS3 and love it. Though the new features in CS3 are great for someone like me, other people who dont work with 3d Models or those or have to have the LATEST thing should really give GIMP a looking at. I've always used PS though and unless I find something better that wont change.

Now that Adobe has bought out Macromedia - there will NEVER be a design package that tops CS. If you think that soon enough Dreamweaver will be hugely compatible with all the CS software - web design will never be the same.