Blackstone question.

[karcaligari]

'ello, everyone.

Just a quick question as regard to the logo for Blackstone. How obvious (if at all) should the company logo be displayed, and if it is, what would be the best way to go about applying it to clothing before the one day? Also, is it possible to get a larger sized image of the Blackstone logo?

[Tesla]

Hmmm, my girlfriend works at an embroidery shop. Maybe I could have her look at the logos and give an idea if they could be done.

[karcaligari]

That would be -awesome-. Blackstone is perhaps the easiest, next to the First Nations Embassy logo.

[Tesla]

Ok, to make this easier on her, do any of the Staff have the original JPG images? It would be easier to e-mail them to her, instead of trying to scan them out of the rulebook

[Kristina]

I'm displaying the McGregor logo (got a jpg from Coco) on my ID badge. I thought that would make sense, you can also print iron ons for clothing if you want a pocket logo or something.

[redraverfae]

[Tesla]

Talked to Karen today and showed her the designs from the rulebook. One of the more expensive parts of getting things embroidered is having the initial pattern made. It sometimes has to be sent out-of-house to a graphic designer. But some of the designs are simple enough, she may be able to recreate them herself (Blackstone looks simple, but McGregor Pharma might be harder)
If I get the JPGs (She actually said PDFs would be better) to her over the weekend, she says she'll look at them Monday when she get's into work.

[karcaligari]

That is awesome. A thousand thank you's to her for taking the time to do so.

[Erica]

Speaking as someone who owns an embroidery machine (possession is nine tenths of the law right?), would it be possible to get the logos in digital formate? That would make it so much easier to make badges.

Just sayin.

[Merana33]

If you've got certian PDF editor/authoring software, you can copy/paste many of the images, logos included into imaging software.

Not that I would ever condone such a thing or course. Consider what they did to pirates in bygone days... I reckon the suits at corporate have figured out more... 'nterestin things to do with modern pirates...