Vector eBid logo

I decided to make a vector version of the eBid logo so that I could resize it without losing quality. This vector image could be resized to 100ft tall if necessary!

Created in Inkscape, a program that anyone can download for free from www.inkscape.org (for Windows, linux, Mac, SGI, and others), size how you like and export as PNG for import to your favourite graphics program, or import it directly in it's SVG format (Photoshop and Illustrator should load SVG files without any problems). Of course, you could also use Inkscape to create your promotional leaflet or what ever around the logo for free :D SVG files can be used in web pages as vector web graphics, although browser support for that is still sketchy.

The eBid text was created using curves, so no I do not have the eBid font.

This is there for anyone to use unless management tell me different. The JPG here is just a preview, the original SVG files can be downloaded from my eBid advert page here:
http://www.jonathanmortimer.co.uk/adverts

If anyone needs large TIFF, JPEG, or PNG files (300dpi, etc) then drop me a message and I'll add them to this thread or my adverts page.

I've edited the logo to resemble the flat version seen on the bumper stickers, with the blue outline.

See how easy it was for me to change from the 3D version to flat, and to add the ".net" text? Would have taken much longer to do from a normal image file (e.g. tiff), but because it's a vector I can just easily select elements of the image, change their fill pattern, copy, paste, etc. That is one of the advantages of a vector, as well as being able to resize without losing any quality, and have a very small file size to boot. :cool:

Please note - I'm not taking any credit for the design, only for my work done to make the vector images.

NOTE: OK, for some reason the forum isn't accepting my zip file, I will make them available from my eBid advertising page here: www.jonathanmortimer.co.uk/adverts/

Saw this on the official eBid pen, here for anyone who needs a single colour logo to keep printing costs down on merchandise etc.

Click this link to download 300dpi tiff and the SVG vector file:
http://www.jonathanmortimer.co.uk/ad...red_300dpi.zip