Wednesday, September 19, 2012
The Beatlesgear.com
New logo for "The Beatlesgear.com" website and an 813x312 version as per the Facebook logo recomendation.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Virtual sets for BritBeat - Beatles Tribute Band
Virtual sets for BritBeat - America's Premier Tribute to the Beatles.
HiDef virtual sets for live venue front and rear projection screens.
HiDef virtual sets for live venue front and rear projection screens.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Fab 5 psychedelic CLOTH piano cover
A updated version on the Fab 5 psychedelic piano cover printed on vinyl and attached to a frame with Velcro to fit a larger keyboard set up. Photos courtesy of Joe Baiardi.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Sgt. Peppers style drum head
$35.00
Sgt. Peppers style drum head with your band name.
You can use your band's font, the Bootle font or even match the original font style.
This price is for the original vector design only and does not include a finished drum head.
The client takes delivery via email of the vector EPS artwork design created in Adobe Illustrator and can take it to any local sign shop to be applied to foam core or your existing drum head.
Your new vector artwork can also used for any other purpose from a postage stamp to a billboard.
Please see my page "Your Artwork FAQ's" for the advantages of having your raster design turned into a vector file.
Sgt. Peppers style drum head with your band name.
You can use your band's font, the Bootle font or even match the original font style.
This price is for the original vector design only and does not include a finished drum head.
The client takes delivery via email of the vector EPS artwork design created in Adobe Illustrator and can take it to any local sign shop to be applied to foam core or your existing drum head.
Your new vector artwork can also used for any other purpose from a postage stamp to a billboard.
Please see my page "Your Artwork FAQ's" for the advantages of having your raster design turned into a vector file.
Fab 5 psychedelic piano cover
Custom made piano cover for the Fab 5 band. Constructed of 3/4" finished plywood, primed and painted with 2 coats of Rustoleum Yellow. The entire unit folds up for travel.
The vector graphics were designed in Adobe Illustrator and printed on 3M premium ink jet medium with two coats of Minwax clear for added road durability.
Please email for a custom quote.
Photos: 3D mock up prior to construction , in progress - the clearcoat drying on my porch and the piano cover in action.
The vector graphics were designed in Adobe Illustrator and printed on 3M premium ink jet medium with two coats of Minwax clear for added road durability.
Please email for a custom quote.
Photos: 3D mock up prior to construction , in progress - the clearcoat drying on my porch and the piano cover in action.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
The Beatles Bible top banner logo
An updated 3D version of the existing Beatles Bible logo in the form of 3D text and wooden frames.
Visit the Beatles Bible: http://www.beatlesbible.com/
Visit the Beatles Bible: http://www.beatlesbible.com/
Friday, May 27, 2011
Tribute to John Lennon website
Well I haven't posted in over a year and I have some new work to publish so here goes:
First up is a new website for Tim Biancalana and his Tribute to John Lennon website. Tim is an incredible talent and a great all around lad. Old school and honest as the day is long.
We were going for a simple less is more approach - but I guess that will be tossed asside since Ill end up doing the entire site just like the presss page.
For now - each page has it's own top banner.
Tim Biancalana's Tribute to John Lennon
First up is a new website for Tim Biancalana and his Tribute to John Lennon website. Tim is an incredible talent and a great all around lad. Old school and honest as the day is long.
We were going for a simple less is more approach - but I guess that will be tossed asside since Ill end up doing the entire site just like the presss page.
For now - each page has it's own top banner.
Tim Biancalana's Tribute to John Lennon
The Press page
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Friday, November 13, 2009
Lava Cable updated logo
Created for Lava Cable, makers of custom audio cables as used by Carl Verheyen and Steve Morse, among others.
This 3d layout will serve as the new Lava Cable website banner and a full color 9 foot digitally printed banner for Lava Cable's NAMM booth along with various other full-color printed promotional materials such as bumper stickers.
Visit Lava Cable
This 3d layout will serve as the new Lava Cable website banner and a full color 9 foot digitally printed banner for Lava Cable's NAMM booth along with various other full-color printed promotional materials such as bumper stickers.
Visit Lava Cable
Monday, October 26, 2009
The Gear Page Top Banner
A 3D update to a great logo design. The Gear Page top banner had a guitar neck, amp tube and a schematic background for it's original.
A Gear Discussion Website for Musicians.
A Gear Discussion Website for Musicians.
Fab 4 Drum heads
20" drum head designs for the Fab 4! They will be printed on digital photo paper and applied to high density foam core and then affixed to the drum with Velcro.
Visit The Fab 4!
Visit The Fab 4!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
The Fab 4!
A new 3D logo treatment for The Fab 4: Colorado's Premiere Beatle's Tribute Band!
This logo is for an ID package which includes High Definition video and standard television broadcast for in-house venue monitors and stage multi-media screens. It will also serve for print and web projects along with a new full color drum head logo.
Visit The Fab 4!
This logo is for an ID package which includes High Definition video and standard television broadcast for in-house venue monitors and stage multi-media screens. It will also serve for print and web projects along with a new full color drum head logo.
Visit The Fab 4!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Let's Get Back WIP February 2009
A few concepts and renders for the Let's Get Back band from Ontario, Canada.
A little retro treatment.
And of course a little insparation always helps.
A little retro treatment.
And of course a little insparation always helps.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Show me some Bootle.
Since the Bootle font is used quite often for Beatles tribute bands, I thought it would make a great example how fonts translate into a 3D logo and some of the preparation work involved.
When using the text function in a vector based program such as Adobe illustrator, Corel Draw or a 3D application, these programs place vertex points at various locations along the outline of the text connected by lines known as splines.
When designing for print, web or video these points are not an issue for output. It's when you use these vector files for 3D is where you can have problems and the clean-up work begins.
As you can see in this first example, the program placed it's vertex points where it thought they needed to be to create the text.
When the extrude and bevel actions are applied the program sees the points and connects the edges (the lines or splines between each point) to make a solid object.
But due to extra stray points placed on the outline, the face of the "B" disappears and the inside of the hole is filled.
The close proximity of one or more points causes this and other issues such as smoothing errors at various locations on the sides of the letters.
If not corrected other problems also occur in the rendering stage such as flickering, disappearing faces or even whole letters.
After identifying the offending points I go back to the outline level and edit and/or delete any points that cause the missing faces or errors on the sides.
I make it a common practice to always go over each letter and make sure the points are properly placed before any actions are assigned.
The final product after making the necessary point corrections. Note the smoothing along the rounded sides.
When using the text function in a vector based program such as Adobe illustrator, Corel Draw or a 3D application, these programs place vertex points at various locations along the outline of the text connected by lines known as splines.
When designing for print, web or video these points are not an issue for output. It's when you use these vector files for 3D is where you can have problems and the clean-up work begins.
As you can see in this first example, the program placed it's vertex points where it thought they needed to be to create the text.
When the extrude and bevel actions are applied the program sees the points and connects the edges (the lines or splines between each point) to make a solid object.
But due to extra stray points placed on the outline, the face of the "B" disappears and the inside of the hole is filled.
The close proximity of one or more points causes this and other issues such as smoothing errors at various locations on the sides of the letters.
If not corrected other problems also occur in the rendering stage such as flickering, disappearing faces or even whole letters.
After identifying the offending points I go back to the outline level and edit and/or delete any points that cause the missing faces or errors on the sides.
I make it a common practice to always go over each letter and make sure the points are properly placed before any actions are assigned.
The final product after making the necessary point corrections. Note the smoothing along the rounded sides.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
The String Guy logo updated.
This is a clever concept for a logo. I matched the font as closely as possible and created 3D models of his text logo and the guitar neck along with a little sweetening in Photoshop.
original
revised 3D logo
Sound like a Beatle at The String Guy Store!
original
revised 3D logo
Sound like a Beatle at The String Guy Store!
Friday, June 5, 2009
THE BEATALES
An updated 3D logo for The Beatales.
The Best Uruguayan Beatles Tribute band.
Visit The Beatales website
The Best Uruguayan Beatles Tribute band.
Visit The Beatales website
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Design services and rates.
I charge a flat fee based on the project and the output.
3D logo design starts at $300 and up. Rates based on complexity and output.
Turnaround is 5 to 7 business days for non-animated 3D logos and up to 2 weeks for animated logos.
Once a client submits artwork it becomes privileged information. I do not share files via email or any other electronic means with anyone other than authorized parties.
All work produced becomes the property of the copyright owner and is entitled to implement produced artwork as per user agreement.
Currently I am using PayPal to accept payments.
If you would like to speak to me via telephone please email your contact info and the best time to reach you.
Friday, May 1, 2009
SECURE BUYING
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It's secure, fast and you don't need an account to make payments.
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After we discuss your logo project, I will send a secure invoice via email.
If you would like to talk about your project, or have a question about the rates and work produced please include your phone number and the best time to reach you.
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Currently I use PayPal to accept payments.
It's secure, fast and you don't need an account to make payments.
PayPal Buy without an account
If you have never used PayPal then check out the;
PayPal Security Center
After we discuss your logo project, I will send a secure invoice via email.
If you would like to talk about your project, or have a question about the rates and work produced please include your phone number and the best time to reach you.
______________________________________________________
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