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Graphic Request Thread


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Please pin this and post all requests graphic related here - be it internet banners, avatars, sigs - you name it, just post them here and i, or the helpful neowin grpahics team will hopefully get to it... :D

Thread title edited, this is not an "offcial" request thread and not the only one, people may still make request threads, otherwise they would get buried in here. Thanks for understanding

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wow these are really good!

Can I have a logo for a clan im in please?

it needs to be quite big...

Primary colours green and black...a good green and about 70% of it black.

Its a halo clan so something related to halo graphic on it please?

the clans tag name and full name is:

=CKS=

Covenant Killer Squad

oh and the grphic attached if u can can it fit in there some how?

I know its really specific, but I would be realyl greateful if someone could do it.

Thanks in Advance!

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Well here's the situation. I draw, but I'm no good at using what I draw to make interesting layouts. I run a roleplaying game, and I've been trying to get a new look for it for ages now.

The new colour scheme I'm working on is going to be light blue, aqua, purple, navy blue, grays, white, and black. I'd really like to stick to that as much as I can. This site (http://www.ramath-lehi.com/) right now is black, blue, orange and yellow... just ick. The entire site is sort of sci-fi based, so I'd like it to have a kind of "techy" feel.

Here's the graphic that I wanted included:

http://yerf.com/iB_html/uploads/post-6-270...2-graders32.jpg

I drew it so you won't get in trouble for editing it. :] You can resize it and do whatever you want with it really. I could even upload the Photoshop file for it if that's wanted.

As far as text and size. I'd like it to be no wider than 760px... height, no idea. For the text all it needs to say is "Ramath-lehi". That's pretty much it. I've been lurking around these forums for a little while now, so if you have any questions just ask. Well thanks for reading and any help with this would be greatly appreciated.  :D

Here is your banner.

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I sure could use a decent graphic and/or banner for my little site. I'm still working on a redesign, but this should give you an idea of what it will look like

http://osunix.com/index2.html

Well, I am trying a few for you. Just give me a while. You say you are having a site revamp so I am going to change the logo bkg to HEX: # DEDED1, which is a nice grey. As I see in your HTML you could easily change your colours for it as you dont have any specific ones. Just change the Hex codes in your HTML and you will be away!

JMann :huh:

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could someone make a sig for me with my pc specs and lzydesmond in it, 661 pixels for width.

Penium 4 2.4B @ 2.4Ghz

256MB PC2100 System Memory

40.0GB Hard Drive

CD-RW Drive

nVidia GeForce4 MX420 64MB DDR w/TV-Out

Windows XP Home Edition

I want a "Compaq 6100 Series 6122AP 6100 Series" case :whistle:.

Make it something like Circaflex's banner. Thanks!

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