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[Grauteufel]

At the risk of upsetting the corporate copyright lawfolk, is there any chance one of you miscreants would have some form of the energica logo in a vector format that I would be able to use for the splash screen of a nav unit I'm setting up for myself.

[DerKrawallkeks]

Vectorize any that you like.
There lots on Google images. Run an upscaler prior to vectorizing if you have to.

[Specter]

You could probably get a few gif's off their website tool.  any decent graphic program, even freeware should convert for you easy enough.
I had one that I sent to Dainese when they did my leathers, not sure where it put it at though. Ill check the other computers.

aaron

[Grauteufel]

Thanks Aaron, I went with yours and Riot bikkies suggestion and ran the images I could find through some software. It turns out conversion programs have significantly improved since I was last screwing around with graphic designs. Cheers for supporting my little piece of vanity

[vasculopath]

Share now that you've done all the hard work? 

[Specter]

I have the logo on the back of my leathers, and they need a vector file for that so yah they are not too hard to make anymore fortuntaely.

Aaron

[Grauteufel]

For a 1440x720 screen

[Specter]

Ooh there is some artifacting in that green one.  That's kind of interesting, when i had them put it on my racing leathers, I wanted green stitching but they said the graphic was noisy and it'd look much better in just the black / white, unless I wanted to pay huge $$ to a designer to clean up the file, I said go with the B and W.  It's easier to keep clean anyways.  I asked them why can't use the BW file but just use green thread, they said no, can't do.  Not sure if it's copyright issues they were worried about or lazy or what, but anyways...

Aaron

[Grauteufel]

I noticed the artifacts in the colour version, but did not manually edit it out as the white break between the black and the green actually makes the green "pop" more on the low resolution screen

[Specter]

depending on the quality of the program you use, if you do decide to fix it, instead of airbrushing or feathering it you might be able to do a flood fill  gre/whi .vs. the black.   

just a suggestion

aaron

[szczur333]

still need it ?

I can draw in DWG/DXF next week