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Ok i'm looking for help on a logo of my mom and step dad's bar they just bought...there re-nameing it to "Hogg Stopp" for bikers and stuff and shes looking to make a name i told her id get it for her she wants to to be based off of like harley-Davidson bikes so with like the double "gg and pp she wants it to be like dual pipes from a harley if any1 is good with graphics and can help just post ur work here or e-mail me at Eziekeil12@yahoo.com thanks so much for every1 who helps me

you should get photoshop, i have cs2. its about 1200 if you buy it in the store. but there are ways around that

haggard wrote:..but there are ways around that

.. none of which you should be even barely suggesting here. Instead of hinting toward software piracy, you could direct people to the popular (free) alternative; the Gimp. ( http://www.gimp.org ) ..besides all of that though, I would suggest Illustrator for logo design. If you don't know what you're doing, Photoshop can produce some very printer-unfriendly material.

When you have problems with the unconventional interface of Gimp should give Paint.NET a chance. Another free open source program which can do much more than MS Paint.
http://www.getpaint.net

Although you'd probably be best off by doing your work into a vectorized format. As hinted previously, Adobe has Illustrator for that.

As the free alternative, there is http://www.inkscape.org/ .

Rotonen wrote:As the free alternative, there is http://www.inkscape.org/ ..

I knew I forgot something.

Thanks for all your advise

dabe wrote:

haggard wrote:..but there are ways around that

.. none of which you should be even barely suggesting here. Instead of hinting toward software piracy, you could direct people to the popular (free) alternative; the Gimp. ( http://www.gimp.org ) ..besides all of that though, I would suggest Illustrator for logo design. If you don't know what you're doing, Photoshop can produce some very printer-unfriendly material.

actually if he would have just asked i could have supplied him with the installation files and appropriate cracks to it.

haggard wrote:

dabe wrote:

haggard wrote:..but there are ways around that

.. none of which you should be even barely suggesting here. Instead of hinting toward software piracy, you could direct people to the popular (free) alternative; the Gimp. ( http://www.gimp.org ) ..besides all of that though, I would suggest Illustrator for logo design. If you don't know what you're doing, Photoshop can produce some very printer-unfriendly material.

actually if he would have just asked i could have supplied him with the installation files and appropriate cracks to it.

w00t, you are the man, 31337 haxx0r kid!

haggard wrote:actually if he would have just asked i could have supplied him with the installation files and appropriate cracks to it.

I don't know why you think it's acceptable to talk about software piracy here. Please refrain from doing so. .. and if you're trying to split hairs about acquiring a full version copy and cracking a demo, they are both forms of piracy.