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The colors aren't supposed to be even, infact the red isn't high enough. It's supposed to line up with the bottom part of the horizontal part of the 'e'. The light blue stops at the top of the horizontal part of the 'e'. I have a badge right here in front of me. So basically, just shift everything upward a bit until the colors line up with the 'e'. This is how it is on the original badge with raised letters.Last edited by reelizmpro; 06-17-2009, 12:29 PM."I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
85 323i M TECH 1 S52 - ALPINEWEISS/SCHWARZE
88 M3 - LACHSSILBER/SCHWARZE
89 M3 - ALPINEWEISS II/M TECH CLOTH-ALCANTARA
91 M TECHNIC CABRIO TURBO - MACAOBLAU/M TECH CLOTH-LEATHER
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you're right, didnt notice but the two official badge pictures posted on page 1 are slightly different in that regard.The colors aren't supposed to be even, infact the red isn't high enough. It's supposed to line up with the bottom part of the horizontal part of the 'e'. The light blue stops at the top of the horizontal part of the 'e'. I have a badge right here in front of me. So basically, just shift everything upward a bit until the colors line up with the 'e'. This is how it is on the original badge with raised letters.
i actually think it will look better the way you suggest. i will change it that way.
does the letter spacing/thickness look right?90 E30 325iComment
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Barry what I meant is that each color is the same amount, the top color starts from the top of the T and thats why it seems like there is only a little when it come down to the e,h,n,i,cThe colors aren't supposed to be even, infact the red isn't high enough. It's supposed to line up with the bottom part of the horizontal part of the 'e'. The light blue stops at the top of the horizontal part of the 'e'. I have a badge right here in front of me. So basically, just shift everything upward a bit until the colors line up with the 'e'. This is how it is on the original badge with raised letters.Comment
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Upon closer inspection, I found that one of the reasons the re-created versions up to now don't look right because of the rounded lettering. Helvetica's lettering in the circular forms do not match up no where close. I had to recreate the "e" and "c" with actual circles, then cut some points off the circles and re-joined them to make the individual letters. The tail on the "e" doesn't actually line up with the corresponding tail of the "c" either as you'll see below. Also done with the "n" and "h". The hump on those letters is actually a bezier curve at the top and a circle cutout below. Here's what I mean.


Final Product Screen Shot


Keep in mind, this does look different on the forum post as opposed to my screen in Adobe Illustrator. The colors are slightly different going from Pantone Process coated to the RGB Scale that is present in the conversion from an EPS to a JPG suitable for internet format.
I can send people the EPS files directly. Don't copy and crop the pics I uploaded as I've touched up a little more since this post I'm sure.
That'll be $125 for logo recreation and a free T-Shirt from the OP. :D
Enjoy!
Tim
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good work! i did the same thing tho, i recreated the e and c from circles. our logos look pretty much identical.
however, check out the first actual badge picture of this thread. the way the lines are striped is slightly different. the entire horizontal line of the e is dark blue. can you do it that way? i think it would look better.
send the .eps to philipb9 yahoo.ca, please! thanks90 E30 325iComment


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