> Very nice! :-)

Excellent. I guess you can use this as one of my presentations then. Should
I send you the original, full-size render?

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> Much too complex for a logo.  I like complex and hate logos tho', so it
> looks good to me. :)

It's just a presentation of the logo. I'm glad you like it. :)

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negative emission media?  elaborate.  what are properties one can expect
from such a beast?

"Tony[B]" wrote:
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> Yet Another Crappy Eyelogo Presentation. This is my 7th so far. I like it.
> The sphere in the middle uses negative emission media... oooohh... I hope
> it's not that crappy. ;-) I did it a while ago, just got to post it. Enjoy.
> 
>  [Image]

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"Tony[B]" wrote:
> I guess you can use this as one of my presentations then.

Yes!

> Should I send you the original, full-size render?

That might not be necessary. I'll mail you about the details a little later.

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> negative emission media?  elaborate.  what are properties one can expect
> from such a beast?

-<1,2,3>/3 means you see <3,2,1>/3 on very bright, white backgrounds.

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Not to start a bunch of fraud activity but thought I'd show a truly "crappy"
signature... my own.
Unfortunately all the while in school I printed my name even though I
learned cursive (they called it that) in 3rd grade.  I signed things in
regular print style up until my late teens when I was ever more coaxed into
writing it cursively.  So, I've always been envious of nice signatures but I
thought my printed style was fine.  Often it now turns out a ugly illegible
scrawl, I know better signatures can be illegible too but are usually also
great stylistic handwriting.
Attached is my best with graphics pen and tablet.  Don't go zeroxing it onto
documents please.
Oh yeah, I think the eye logo in wire strands is another good look for it.
Whatever happened to that "other" rendering work you were doing though?  :-)
Apologize for not remembering the name. "Aracan" or something... I didn't
see it listed here when I looked.  Still have the logo-fever and can't
render anything else? Just kidding.

Bob

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Attachments:
Download 'crappysig.jpg' (2 KB)

Preview of image 'crappysig.jpg'

ha har!, now wheres my photocopyer.......

Rick

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"Bob Hughes" <per### [at] aolcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote :
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> Unfortunately all the while in school I printed my name even though I
> learned cursive (they called it that) in 3rd grade.  I signed things in
> regular print style up until my late teens when I was ever more coaxed
into
> writing it cursively.

    I did the same thing. Still do. The only bank in a town I lived in told
me that they would not accept my printed signature, so I messed it up a
little but still printed it, and they took it.

    I have an ongoing project to make my handwriting style in TTF. I have
been working on it for 3 years and have about 10 letters done.

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"Bill DeWitt" <the### [at] earthlinknet> wrote in message
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|     I did the same thing. Still do. The only bank in a town I lived in
told
| me that they would not accept my printed signature, so I messed it up a
| little but still printed it, and they took it.

Yep, annoying to change the way you write your name after so long a time.

|     I have an ongoing project to make my handwriting style in TTF. I have
| been working on it for 3 years and have about 10 letters done.

But your name is only 7 letters...  oh, you meant all 26 of the alphabet.
Gee, only 4.8 more years to go then.

Bob

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"Bob Hughes" <per### [at] aolcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote :
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> Gee, only 4.8 more years to go then.

    Eh... plus the capital letters and the other characters, 20+ years.

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