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Demon Logo

Swampfox
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anyone know what direction the club is taking on this ?

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    yes, it will be changed back to a demon in a couple of years

    apparantly cameron schwab has been heard saying that we are unable to change the official logo this year as it must be used for two years

    my suggestion for the new logo is my avatar

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    im no graphic designer but for some reason i like the look of fire flames in the logo..obviously like the demon is in hell

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    yes, it will be changed back to a demon in a couple of years

    apparantly cameron schwab has been heard saying that we are unable to change the official logo this year as it must be used for two years

    my suggestion for the new logo is my avatar

    Nugget, have you sent this to the club at all? Good paint job.

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    Nugget, have you sent this to the club at all? Good paint job.

    He's just slightly altered the Demon Heartland logo - i'd be surprised if they haven't already had a look at this.

    But he has done a good job. They may not have thought about piecing it together like that.

    My design that is was trying to do in time for the Demon Summit is coming along, not far from being done.

    Any other guys out there with a bit of nous in the field of graphic design, I'm issuing a challenge - have a crack, see what you can come up with.

    I'll be submitting mine to the club & probably post it on here. I'd like to see what other people can/will come up with.

    Its always good to collaborate & share ideas on these sorts of things.

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    Nugget, have you sent this to the club at all? Good paint job.

    thanks

    and il send it in soon

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    He's just slightly altered the Demon Heartland logo - i'd be surprised if they haven't already had a look at this.

    But he has done a good job. They may not have thought about piecing it together like that.

    My design that is was trying to do in time for the Demon Summit is coming along, not far from being done.

    Any other guys out there with a bit of nous in the field of graphic design, I'm issuing a challenge - have a crack, see what you can come up with.

    I'll be submitting mine to the club & probably post it on here. I'd like to see what other people can/will come up with.

    Its always good to collaborate & share ideas on these sorts of things.

    Good stuff. We look forward to seeing your design. Will you be expecting any royalties from the club if they choose your design? ;)

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