Designing and Producing a Logo Graphic
I have been asked by a Turkish football company called Galatasaray to
design and produce a logo for their website www.galatasaray.co.uk.
I must produce the company logo graphic to meet ‘Galatasaray’ design
brief:
· image must use Colour
· image must incorporate text and graphics
· image must be no larger than 3 inches square
The company is interested in seeing my skills so I should make sure I
demonstrate that I can use:
· drawing tools (e.g. line, shape, text, brush, Colour, spray)
· attribute tools (e.g. fill, line thickness)
· manipulation tools (e.g. move, size, copy, paste, flip or mirror,
rotate, zoom)
I will be making the bitmap logo in Paint. I will show my steps in
screen shots and explain how I made my bitmap logo in Paint.
What Is a Bitmap Image?
A bitmap is a collection of pixels (dots) that describes an image, in
human terms, a complete picture. A bitmap can be of various bit depth
and resolution. Basically, a bitmap is an array of pixels.
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What is a pixel?
A pixel is the most basic component of any computer graphic. Pixel
stands for picture element. It corresponds to the smallest thing that
can be drawn on a computer screen. Every computer graphic is made up
of a grid of pixels. When these pixels are painted onto the screen,
they form an image. This grid of pixels is called a bitmap.
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to show individual pixels
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A black & white
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How I Created My Bitmap Logo for Galatasaray
The Program I used to make my Bitmap Logo is ‘Paint’.
How to Open Paint
Step 1: Click on Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint, this will open
the application ‘Paint’
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Step 2: A blank ‘Paint’ page will appear, as shown below,
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How I edited the page size
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