Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 26 Jun 1994.
NEED LOGO - PLEASE HELP!
rec.arts.ascii
· 1 message · 26 Jun 1994
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My name is Ron Epstein. I run one of the largest HOME THEATER
(Laserdisc/VHS/Computer/Satellite/Current Theatrical/Home Theater) boards
in cyberspace -- on the DELPHI service. Our membership is very large, and
continues to grow on a daily basis.
With our expansion, I need a new ASCII logo for our forum. What I
am looking for, is a very powerful logo to greet members as they enter the
forum.
Since I have no talent whatsoever in creating such a logo, I was
refered to this area of the INTERNET, in hopes that SOMEONE would attempt
to draw up what I am looking for.
What I want is this: I want the TWENTIETH-CENTURY-FOX film logo --
you know, the PEDESTAL and SPOTLIGHTS that heralds the beginning of such
films as STAR WARS, DIE HARD, etc.
INSTEAD of the 20TH CENTURY FOX words on the pedestal, I want
THE HOME THEATER FORUM instead. In essence, a parody of the FOX logo.
I want it fairly large - about 3/4 the size of a 14" computer
screen (best way I can convey a measurement).
I can say that your artwork will be seen by MANY on a daily basis.
You are welcome to sign your INTERNET address name in small print by its
side, as I want credit given to you.
This has got to be as close to the FOX logo as you can get it. I
realize ASCSII work is limited, but I have seen great examples of what can
be done by the folks on these art boards.
Please EMAIL me and let me know.
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