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Helmet Logo
 
TrevorJames
Posts: 1617
Posted on 2013-06-15 19:23:37
How do you design a helmet logo without the white background cutting into the colour of the helmet?

I've tried saving the helmet image and opening it in paint, but for some reason this just results in a transparent image.

There's probably a really simple solution but I just can't figure it out.
  
Cameron
Posts: 0
Posted on 2013-06-15 20:11:46
TrevorJames wrote:

There's probably a really simple solution but I just can't figure it out.



Change the colour in the background of the logo? To the colour of the helmet perhaps?
  
TrevorJames
Posts: 1617
Posted on 2013-06-15 20:13:23
Cameron wrote:

TrevorJames wrote:

There's probably a really simple solution but I just can't figure it out.



Change the colour in the background of the logo? To the colour of the helmet perhaps?



That's definitely the plan - but how to change the colour in the background of the logo to the exact tone of the helmet colour?
  
Cameron
Posts: 0
Posted on 2013-06-15 20:15:23
Screenshot your club screen and paste it into paint, use the colour select tool to mimic the helmets colour and voila.
  
TrevorJames
Posts: 1617
Posted on 2013-06-15 20:21:18
Cameron wrote:

Screenshot your club screen and paste it into paint, use the colour select tool to mimic the helmets colour and voila.



Brilliant! This works. Cheers, mate.
  
TrevorJames
Posts: 1617
Posted on 2013-06-16 12:14:03
The problem I always had with designing a helmet logo, was that I could never get the background of my design to blend in exactly with the helmet colour.

The reason for this is because the helmet colour isn't one solid band of colour - it's actually several different tones, so whenever I thought I had found a perfect colour match, it wouldn't blend in with the helmet colour at every corner.

That's where Cameron's top tip helped me out. I saved a copy of my team's homepage, and then opened the helmet picture in Paint.

Then I cropped a 49 by 49 pixel square of the helmet into Paint and used that as my canvas.

As 49x49 pixels doesn't give you much to work with, I expanded the canvas size to 490x490 pixels to work on my canvas design, then when I was done, shrunk it back to 49x49 pixels then uploaded that image to overlay perfectly over my team's helmet.

Hope this helps anyone who is thinking of designing their own helmet logo but hasn't gotten round to it yet.
  
cflames3412
Posts: 7366
Posted on 2013-06-16 12:56:13
This is interesting too bad I am not a supporter.
  
 
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