Conquer Club

(Imagine it horizontal)

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and?

-ShadySoul- wrote:and?

and what?

what's it suposed to be?

I like it black and white and vertical, the way you got it...that looks cool to me.

super Mario 009 wrote:what's it suposed to be?

It's my middle name, it's for a school project (My teacher thinks we're in 2nd grade for some reason ) we've got to write our name with some sort of symetry. this can be rotated 180 degrees and it still looks the same.

DaGip wrote:I like it black and white and vertical, the way you got it...that looks cool to me.

It's gotta be horizontal for it to work out right.



And Thanks for putting in your opinion

Your middle name is Megan?

The Weird One wrote:

super Mario 009 wrote:what's it suposed to be?

It's my middle name, it's for a school project (My teacher thinks we're in 2nd grade for some reason ) we've got to write our name with some sort of symetry. this can be rotated 180 degrees and it still looks the same.

DaGip wrote:I like it black and white and vertical, the way you got it...that looks cool to me.

It's gotta be horizontal for it to work out right.



And Thanks for putting in your opinion

It works out much better aesthetically and Gestaltly speaking if you left it vertical. That is just from my Graphic Design point of view. As an art piece, I would like it Vertical on a big canvas.

diddle wrote:Your middle name is Megan?

McGee

I think one of the "EC"s is the wrong way round.

Question: What the f*ck?

Make an ambigram like this one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambigram

MeDeFe wrote:I think one of the "EC"s is the wrong way round.

it is, and to WM, All I had was paint

Actually I initially did it in powerpoint. I made the word "WIDOW" and then copied it and rotated it. The I added little shapes to the upside down "WIDOW" to make it look like "MAKERS"

After several flip flops, I took a screen shot of my page and edited it in photoshop. The used the cleaned up version in illustrator to make a final crisp image.

But with the shape tools in powerpoint, you could get a pretty good looking image.

WM

Everybody knows that vertical art is much better than horizontal

WidowMakers wrote:Actually I initially did it in powerpoint. I made the word "WIDOW" and then copied it and rotated it. The I added little shapes to the upside down "WIDOW" to make it look like "MAKERS"

After several flip flops, I took a screen shot of my page and edited it in photoshop. The used the cleaned up version in illustrator to make a final crisp image.

But with the shape tools in powerpoint, you could get a pretty good looking image.

WM

I repeat: all I had to use was MS paint

khellendros wrote:Everybody knows that vertical art is much better than horizontal

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I have to agree with unriggable in this.

unriggable wrote:

khellendros wrote:Everybody knows that vertical art is much better than horizontal

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Now, from my Graphic Design point of view...your use of vertical read type is very bad indeed. Now McGee actually looked better vertical as an overall art piece, as I do not see it as particularly something to read. It is very nice to look at if it was black and white and vertical...kind of like Japanese writing but with a hint of some kind of archaic long forgotten alphabet, that now is only used in dark inner sanctum's by candle light, while pentagrams line the floor...something like that anyway. It just has that mysterious feel to it.

But really, Vertical and Black and White works very well.