Need serious opinions.



I didn't want to go through the time and effort making the letters perfect and inking it all in until I got the "go ahead" from someone.



I measured up the Rotary Triangle so it should be perfect on all sides. The font I "made" for the words I think is great, a sort of italisized Eurostile font.



The way the N flows into the rotary looks great, I just need to use a ruler and not make the words slant (I guess I tilt as I keep going) down as it moves to the right.



I can "Expand" and measure the letters so "opistons." fits perfectly inside the rotar and whatnot.



Again, only if Phins and serious opinions tell me to go ahead. This alone took one Seinfeld episode and the beginning of a free-view U2 concert. LOL

 

Hard to take a photo with a crappy digi cam of something written so "light" in pencil....sorry...

 

I like it.

 

And JUST incase you think I suck at drawing...



This is something I did.....when I Was 12...Booyaw!

 

very nice

 

Rogue?

 

Think I should "turn" the rotor a bit more so the font ends up more toward the middle of the rotor?



I like that it's off-centered or turned so to speak...but if I make the angle sharper...the one end of the N that bows out to be the rotor will be ver curvey and have to pitch to the right drastically...got me? LoL.



Oh and if you still think I suck, this is at age 12...with a Pen...was so taking so long (the pain on the nerves knowing you can't make a mistake sucks)....I guess I never finished...lol :

 

If you could get the text to look good.

The design is good but the drawing skills are weak..

 

Yes, lol I realise people might say "cool" to my x-men...keep the comments coming about the NP logo.





I think I am going to go downstairs and ink it out and refine it either way so I'll be back soon.





Here's another pic (x-men=roxorz):

 

Ive been in many classes, ive ready many books, and ive been drawing for quite a few years, infact my whole life. But the best advice i have ever recieved about drawings was from a friend of my older brothers who is at the art institute of san francisco. Anyone can draw a cartoon. Set yourself apart and go for real life textures, shades, lines, etc... you can still draw fictional characters (which i did for awhile to practice. I recommend practicing drawing faces to help get more life out of your other pictures. Anyways, good work keep it up.