More blue shells, yellow shell with attitude, and cleaner outline on the majestic seahorse.
Also, played with the chevrons. The last image finally has them aligned properly! HURRAY!
And then the real last image is a SQUARE
By the way, the official shade of blue for the NSSAC is #00C6FF
The Chevron alignment is subtle, but the originals weren't quite perfect. The latest revision has precision computer alignment! HURRAY!
ReplyDeletewow, if you kids put this much effort into WORK! way to go, mr time waster. waste time much? WILL YOU GET OFF YOUR COMPUTER AND DO SOMETHING USEFUL!
ReplyDeleteI like row 1 column 2 and row 3 column 2. They are clean and simple. But we may need to put more work into our design. I mean, this is the symbol for our campaign. It needs much care and attention.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we could do like a police badge theme or a warning sign or something along those lines. That way people know we mean business, and people who are against seahorses should watch out!
Maybe we could reserve time at a community center or something and gather a committee to help with the design? We would get lots of people excited about seahorses! O, and seahorse T-shirts! I'll start putting a lot of work into that!
The tall thin rectangle is about the same shape as a tower shield. If it were to be made into a wearable badge, it would probably look best with a slight curve in the narrow direction (circle's axis vertical).
ReplyDeleteWe can also get different shapes for different situations. I can make a long thin one using my blue shells.
Here's some pictures we could use for inspiration:
ReplyDeleteMedieval Seahorse
Elegant Seahorse
Seahorse Shield
Seahorse Emblem
Tribal Tattoo Seahorse
Seahorse Badge
King Seahorse