HBRC Logo

[Brian Higgins]

Her is my submission.

 

Brian higgins

[James M. Geidl]

Brian,

 

Exactly what I had in mind!  Good drawing

 

James M. Geidl, K6JMG
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Subject: [HBRobotics] HBRC Logo

Her is my submission.

 

Brian higgins

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[Michael Ferguson]

Brian, just a note, but Wayne had suggested at the meeting that designs should *try* to be a single color (so that you can easily/cheaply have it silk-screened on a shirt, etc).

-Fergs

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Her is my submission.

 

Brian higgins

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[Wayne C. Gramlich]

All:

I may be out of date when it comes to the economics of Tee-shirts.
Color vs. one color may not be a bit issue with Tee-shirts any more.
We will probably still want a monochrome color for our paper handouts
tho'. I'm sure somebody can take most color designs and convert them
into a one color design.

Regards,

-Wayne

On 02/06/2012 11:31 AM, Michael Ferguson wrote:
> Brian, just a note, but Wayne had suggested at the meeting that designs
> should *try* to be a single color (so that you can easily/cheaply have
> it silk-screened on a shirt, etc).
>
> -Fergs
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[ce...@wrrf.org]

Wayne, did you see my note from last  week about hour to produce the te e shirts?

Ceal Craig
WRRF BOD Treasurer
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All:

I may be out of date when it comes to the economics of Tee-shirts.
Color vs. one color may not be a bit issue with Tee-shirts any more.
We will probably still want a monochrome color for our paper handouts
tho'. I'm sure somebody can take most color designs and convert them
into a one color design.

Regards,

-Wayne

On 02/06/2012 11:31 AM, Michael Ferguson wrote:
> Brian, just a note, but Wayne had suggested at the meeting that designs
> should *try* to be a single color (so that you can easily/cheaply have
> it silk-screened on a shirt, etc).
>
> -Fergs
>

> On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 10:37 PM, Brian Higgins > > wrote:
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[Preston Monroe]

Maybe Brian could do a version that is black and white and just a line drawing for single color jobs.

Also important to note is whatever the final logo is you should get a copy of it as a vector file. Most printers prefer to work off them.

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[Wayne C. Gramlich]

Ceal:

I got independent messages from both you and Tim suggesting that

http;//www.cafeexpress.com/

be used for tee-shirt production. I came down with a nasty cold
since about 2 days after the HBRC meeting and have not spent much
thinking about tee-shirt manufacturing. I just wanted to admit to
everybody, that tee-shirt printing technology seems to have improved
over the years since I last thought about it. I'm sure there will
be other suggestions for tee-shirt vendors as well. I'm sure it is
a very competitive industry these days.

Regards,

-Wayne

On 02/06/2012 04:54 PM, ce...@wrrf.org wrote:
> Wayne, did you see my note from last week about hour to produce the te e
> shirts?
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> Ceal Craig
> WRRF BOD Treasurer

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[Albert Margolis]

You should also look at http://www.zazzle.com/

I've used them with good results.I believe that their production work
is done in Palo Alto. I think that using local resources when possible
is a good thing.

-- Al

[Preston Monroe]

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[Brian Higgins]

I have a local company that gives me a great deal every year when I do the
white cane walk. I use full color cartoon like I submitted for about 9.00
a shirt.

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[Tim Craig]

Actually, it's CafePress.com http://www.cafepress.com/

Zazzle seems to provide a similar service. An advantage to using
services like these, while probably a bit more expensive, is that the
club doesn't have to maintain any inventory, hence no upfront costs.
People simply order what they want, when they want, and the merchandise
is made on demand and shipped directly to the customer. Any problems
are handled by them, also. With CafePress, the club can have it's own
store and set a markup over the cost of the merchandise if we want to
use these items as a club fund raiser.

I've run the WRRF store on CafePress for several years and they're
extremely easy to work with. Aside from shirts, they have a wide range
of other merchandise. I particularly like their shirts since most of
the designs are ink jet printed and are soft, don't flake, and don't
make you sweat like some shirt designs do. To see examples, the WRRF
store is here:

http://www.cafepress.com/wrrf

Tim

[Preston Monroe]

My wife actually works in the promotional advertising industry. I can give you the name of someone who's job is to put logos on items. Clients include adobe, eBay, Cisco and other silicon valley companies. Only catch is usually minimal order is 36 for shirts, mixed sizes are fine.

Let me know and I can pass the info along.

Preston

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[Steven Nelson]

I like the stirring the pot guy and it's good that you spelled out the whole name of the group! You might also add the url to the website as well.

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[Camp Peavy]

Hey Brian,

If you haven't already christened the wonderful robot in your HBRC Logo entry I have a suggestion: "Stewart" or "Stew" for short. :-)))

 

- Camp

From: James M. Geidl <jge...@sbcglobal.net>
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Sent: Monday, February 6, 2012 9:58 AM
Subject: RE: [HBRobotics] HBRC Logo

Brian,

 

Exactly what I had in mind!  Good drawing

 

James M. Geidl, K6JMG
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From: hbrob...@googlegroups.com [mailto:hbrob...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Brian Higgins
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2012 10:37 PM
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Subject: [HBRobotics] HBRC Logo

Her is my submission.

 

Brian higgins

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[Brian Higgins]

I like that Camp!!  We’ll call him “STEW”.  For the record I can convert my logo submission to one color or gray scale. (in graphic arts terms that is B&W)

 

From: hbrob...@googlegroups.com [mailto:hbrob...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Camp Peavy
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 10:56 AM
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Hey Brian,

[Camp Peavy]

> We’ll call him “STEW”.

 

Hello Brian,

Since you've capitalized the name I think we're now obligated to come up with a presumptuous acronym. :-) BTW: Who drew this 'brewed robot?

 

Thanks,

Camp

 

[Brian Higgins]

I am a graphic artist as well as a professional photographer.  I have access to professional clip art service.  I take pieces of different clip art and piece them together, and voilà.

 

From: hbrob...@googlegroups.com [mailto:hbrob...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Camp Peavy
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 1:11 PM
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> We’ll call him “STEW”.

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[Preston Monroe]

Since STEW is the acronym you need to come up with the "bacronym".

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