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Can someone make this logo say FREEK underneath GEEK, Just a bit bigger
Same style and color gradient
Same style and color gradient
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Slight Logo Modification
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to get a good result would take a tremendous amount of time (which is probably why there aren't any takers thus far)...like it did to create in the first place.
"This is my most complicated Photoshop piece to date, with over 7,700 layers and a total file size of 2.2GB. When I first had the idea for it, I planned to only draw the centerpiece "Geek" and use stock art for the motherboard details.
I searched and searched for motherboard or circuitry clip-art. I thought surely there must be an abundance of quality tech component stock images? Turns out, not so much. So one by one, I made from scratch each component in Photoshop. It took about 8 months. When I finally finished the poster, I had a nice collection of vector motherboard components. So I thought, why not let others use them? And thus was born The Motherboard Collection. So if you're a graphic artist looking to add some tech to your art, visit the product page"
i suggest you do it, and learn some (a lot) photoshop in the process. you'll probably want to start with the highest resolution version available...and maybe check with derek prospero first seeing as it's his work to begin with.
"This is my most complicated Photoshop piece to date, with over 7,700 layers and a total file size of 2.2GB. When I first had the idea for it, I planned to only draw the centerpiece "Geek" and use stock art for the motherboard details.
I searched and searched for motherboard or circuitry clip-art. I thought surely there must be an abundance of quality tech component stock images? Turns out, not so much. So one by one, I made from scratch each component in Photoshop. It took about 8 months. When I finally finished the poster, I had a nice collection of vector motherboard components. So I thought, why not let others use them? And thus was born The Motherboard Collection. So if you're a graphic artist looking to add some tech to your art, visit the product page"
i suggest you do it, and learn some (a lot) photoshop in the process. you'll probably want to start with the highest resolution version available...and maybe check with derek prospero first seeing as it's his work to begin with.