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Hi all,

I am no graphics/web designer but from what I have learnt by using affinity photo for my photo editing it has made me look at logos and photos a lot more  

I would like to remake the attach photo but a high resolution so it can then be resized for website logo, data sheets etc.  I am not sure what the text type is has anyone got any ideas and what size I should create it all so I can then be scaled down for everything it may then be used for  

thanks 

Aaron 

 

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If you use just ArtisticText and common shapes for your logo, then you can also make that as vectors in Affinity Photo. So you can scale it up/down as needed later without any worring. Just save your design then as SVG/PDF for later vector based reusage!

Related to the fonts in that sample logo, see also: whatfontis ...

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Posted
7 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

If you use just ArtisticText and common shapes for your logo, then you can also make that as vectors in Affinity Photo. So you can scale it up/down as needed later without any worring. Just save your design then as SVG/PDF for later vector based reusage!

Related to the fonts in that sample logo, see also: whatfontis ...

... aka ...

 

fonts1.jpg.479b085f14ab361eb9c926b2f8726543.jpg

fonts2.jpg.10b2942c4582994c72b00f79563129f6.jpg

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Thanks that great help. I will have a go at putting something together over the next couple of weeks. Would a .png file not be better to drop into other documents and then scale?

Aaron

AHarris

Using Mac with Affinity Photo & Publisher

https://www.instagram.com/awharrisphotos/

 

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28 minutes ago, AHARRIS22 said:

Would a .png file not be better to drop into other documents and then scale?

PNG is a bitmap/raster image file format, meaning it doesn't scale well up and will probably get pixelated when created entirely as a bitmap. But if a PNG file already has been build in a higher resolution, scaling it down afterwards isn't mostly that much of a problem.

However, for logo design it's always best to do that (if possible) vector based, since vectors can be scaled abitrary up/down (small to pretty huge). - When I create website logos and such stuff, I do that primary as vector drawings (SVG/PDF). Later when I need some PNG bitmap from out of that, let's say for a website navbar, banner, or the like, I setup (scale/resize) the initial vector one to the needed image pixel dimensions and then export that as PNG. But the initial logo will be a vector one, which then on demand is exported in various needed sizes as a bitmap image (PNG/JPG/Webp etc.).

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