Hi, I'm in the midst of creating a logo and I'm not

There's this thing called Google Images.

>>302759
Yeah, can't find shit without buying from Shutterstock

If you just need a reference, doesn't matter if it's shutterstock. Download the free comp and do the fucking work to redraw, tweak, etc and make it unique to your project.

>>302764
Yeah I'm just getting frustrated because I cannot figure out GIMP at all and I've been working on this for hours on hours.

>>302766
if it is a logo you'll need a vector software (inkscape if poorfag who don't like to torrent stuff and/or adobe illustrator if you actually want a good logo -free for 7 days b t w) but before touching a software maybe get some references and draw some sketches

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What you doing a logo for, info?

>>302772
Starting a fitness clothing line, wanted to do a crossed axe theme

So you're not a designer, don't know how to use the software, and are now creating your own logo for your new business.

Sounds like a great branding fail in the making.

>>302779
Most companies don't even design their own logo, I was just trying to save money.
>4 year degree in business and I run my own contracting company.

>>302783
>4 year degree in business and I run my own contracting company.
nowadays you can get a decent logo for $30 - $50 at namepros or elsewhere

>>302785
By decent logo you mean a person in China or India will create a generic logo and maybe 2 revisions if your lucky with little to no human interaction involved. You should spend the extra money and hire a semi-professional designer for like 500-1000 and let im handle your branding as a whole. Logo, card, social media, possibky website. Talking from experience its better to have a person you can work with on a personal level, it helps build a buisness you can be proud of.