Website logo help

[rizzo]

Hey guys,

Moving my website to a blog and I need some professional logos to put on there. Happy to credit anyone on my website if you are willing to help.

The website is to do with horse/greyhound and sport tips... So it is a punting website.

My Logos are pretty bad, and I was hoping you wizz kids on this board might be able to help me.

Current main website logo:

Looking for:
Need it to be shortened down to RBB. The website layout is a blue and silver look so something in those colors. Maybe with a horse, ball, greyhound silhouette??

Also have these logos if people have time to update?

Thanks guys

 

[Over The Post]

Hey guys,
Moving my website to a blog and I need some professional logos to put on there. Happy to credit anyone on my website if you are willing to help.

http://www.27bslash6.com/p2p2.html

I recommend Dave.

 

[rfctigerarmy]

I'm a graphic designer, rizzo. All those logos are rubbish.

 

[rizzo]

I'm a graphic designer, rizzo. All those logos are rubbish.

I know... It was my terrible effort in paintshop pro... thus the reason I am asking for help

 

[Artie Bucco]

Working in the industry my opinion is....get a professional to do it

But if you are not willing to spend much cash, perhaps perhaps check out a website like http://99designs.com/

you could get a really really good logo for under a couple of hundred $$ (whatever you're willing to pay). You would get to choose from literally dozens of designs.

My only problem with it is I believe it is terrible for the industry, as the contest holder is in absolute power, and it is never good when you have people doing 100% of the work with a high chance they will not be rewarded with the end result.

 

[rfctigerarmy]

Then don't suggest it BLue_Bloys. Good or bad (and I think it's bad for the industry... of course it is), don't make mention of it.

Get a professional to do it.

 

[Artie Bucco]

Then don't suggest it BLue_Bloys. Good or bad (and I think it's bad for the industry... of course it is), don't make mention of it.

Get a professional to do it.

I think it's good for situations like this when the person isn't looking at spending a lot, and the logo / brand identity isn't such a big deal.

It can also be good for students to learn their craft and perhaps expand on their folio. So it goes both ways.

Ultimately like most things, you get what you pay for.

 

[CF]

Have to agree with the others rizzo. It is a tad cheeky to be asking people to do you a freeby. But nice try.