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Something simple. It should fit into the background image on the Twenty-Eleven theme if that is what you're using.
I drew the cannons in Inkscape and it wasn't easy. 🙁
Arsenal FC would like to speak with you about copyright infringement.
Oh I see, they own the rights to all cannon iconography. Ok. LOL
Donnie,I like it but I would put Battles and Book Reviews in Large font and the web address in small. Other than that I think it looks great.
No problem.
So Scout are you going to use this logo or should I be working on something else?
Yeah, I tried it today but for some reason the .png does not render when I put it into the header.
Yeah, I tried it today but for some reason the .png does not render when I put it into the header.
Just rename it to whatever image was there to begin with (in the same folder of course). For example if your old image is a logo.gif, just rename it to logo.gif and overwrite the old image. Your theme might have an option to upload a new logo, but it might force you to crop it. I would just manually replace the old file.
I played with it in Paint and got it to work. It is up on the site now. Thanks for your help, I suck at graphics. But I am a pretty good shot and that is what counted in my chosen career.
You lost a little pixel quality but not too bad.
The thing with that logo on Patrick's blog is that it looks like it was vertically stretched a bit, including the font. The wheels on the cannons look like eggs rather than circles. Was this on purpose?
You know now that you mention it, I guess I did make the wheels too eliptical. The wheels were kinda hard to make. Inkscape is great but it does have some quirks. I might try creating one in Illustrator since I have CS4 now.
The wheels are kind of stretched. The original file was 1000×244 and the latest version of the 2011 theme has a header size of 1000×288.
I knew I was a little off in the height but I didn't think that would matter. Guess I was wrong oops.
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