… and in turn, that created logo can “fit into” that second row logo, with the white background, above, in a similar fashion.Īlong the way, implementing this to the domain landing pages and blog, we noted, again, as we did at the recent Wikipedia Flipcard Quiz Emoji Tutorial … Like or better than at left “Draw Bezier curves and straight lines” work being the four black lines of an “m” that breaks the yellow ribbon calligraphy into (an imagined) “r” and “j” for the letters RJM within the company name “RJM Programming”, and use the “Rectangle” functionality to overlay a white rectangle on top of the text (we had for the “Banner”) … to new is to lose the “quirky” aspects to the “spider” and “web” connection, but a relief that now we have a much more easily recreateable logo based on shapes and linework and calligraphy that the Inkscape desktop application is so good at.Īgain, to aid with consistency, we base the logo on the previously created “banner”, much like we worked it with the “business card”, as per …īusiness Card A8 (74mm x 52mm) Generic canvas… set Custom Width: 102px, Custom Height: 77px … click “Create from Template” button The sad bit of the logo changeover from old … Old
Inkscape Vector Image Editor Logo TutorialĪ lot of users like consistency with business related matters, such as your company’s banner, letterhead, email signature and today’s logo ideas we’re adding onto the recent Inkscape Vector Image Editor Business Card Tutorial.
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