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Logo Smackdown Deux
Show and Tell

Due to the success of the original Logo Smackdown we have decided to start a new one. This time it can be your best logos not only the latest. One little rule, the image you show can not be wider or longer than 350 pixels — for uniformity’s sake. Also, to raise the stakes a tad, we need a little bit more information of the process and thinking behind it (sketches would be very welcome) and some justification on why you did what you did — “but it’s pretty” ain’t gonna sufice. Hey, nobody said it was going to be easier.

Let ’em rip.

By Armin on Sep.11.2003 › Link › Comments [1]

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On Nov.20.2005 at 06:59 PM

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