I make them for myself, and since many people here make covers for their CDs they could find them useful too ;o)
http://rapidshare.de/files/12362943/Queen_logotypes.zip.html
P.S. They were supposed to be on my web page, but sice I don't have time to update it i decided to put them here first ;o)
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Thanks! Always handy to have some of these. PSP can´t open all of them, though. Thanks anyway!
Thank you for this, Jamaleni;)
Thanks a lot!
I forgot ot mention.
For those who doesn't know, CDR are Corel DRAW files, and AI are Adobe Illustrator ones. Any other vector program should be able to open or import at least one of them.
For those who doesn't know, CDR are Corel DRAW files, and AI are Adobe Illustrator ones. Any other vector program should be able to open or import at least one of them.
anyone know how to convert cdr and ai files to JPEG or other viewable file?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Rotwang wrote: [/QUOTENAME]anyone know how to convert cdr and ai files to JPEG or other viewable file?[/QUOTE]
Just open the ai or eps files in Illustrator and export them to JPG files.
Just open the ai or eps files in Illustrator and export them to JPG files.
The idea behind vector graphics is that they are created using mathematics. This means their size can be infinate in theory, limited only by your computer processing power. Each time you make the graphic bigger or smaller, your computer just redoes the maths!
With a JPEG, this is a bitmap style graphic and therefore the data that is seen is all that is there. If the image is resized, it will pixelate!
With a JPEG, this is a bitmap style graphic and therefore the data that is seen is all that is there. If the image is resized, it will pixelate!
Thanks pcgenuis9. I don't have Illustrator but thanks for explaining vector graphics.
Can anyone re-uload this logotypes please?