quality kenpo crest graphics

[satans.barber]

Does anyone have any high quality (read uncompressed) versions of the original kenpo crest, such as a BMP, PNG, TIFF or PS file?

Someone might have a nice one if they're had any leaflets printed professionally?

I would like to print it onto a t-shirt, but the only ones I can find have all been saved as JPEGs etc. for use on web pages, and are fairly poor quality and full of artefacts

Thanks,

Ian.

 

[tarabos]

i recreated the crest a few years back. i still have it somewhere backed up in my files at my home office. i created it for a website and i took a few liberties with it, so it's not the exact Parker Crest. it has all the same visuals as the parker crest but the dragon is hand illustrated because like you i had a hard time finding anything of quality to help me reproduce it exactly. the tiger is a recreation of the "3d" tiger you have probably seen around on various websites and manuals.

PM me with your email if you'd like to take a look at it. I have it as an illustrator file right now but i can easily put it in any format you would like, as well as any size you would like.

if it's not exactly what you were looking for i might be interested in trying to make an almost exact replica of the parker crest for you. it would take me a little time though since i'd have to fit it into my schedule.

let me know.

 

[Doc]

Originally posted by satans.barber
Does anyone have any high quality (read uncompressed) versions of the original kenpo crest, such as a BMP, PNG, TIFF or PS file?

Someone might have a nice one if they're had any leaflets printed professionally?

I would like to print it onto a t-shirt, but the only ones I can find have all been saved as JPEGs etc. for use on web pages, and are fairly poor quality and full of artefacts

Thanks,

Ian.

With the re-organization of the IKKA, they are cracking down on any and all copyright and trademark infringements, and they have lots of lawers now. I'd get permission before I follow up on that idea. However, that being said, a one-of-a kind only doesn't sound like a problem to me.

 

[tarabos]

Originally posted by Doc
With the re-organization of the IKKA, they are cracking down on any and all copyright and trademark infringements, and they have lots of lawers now. I'd get permission before I follow up on that idea. However, that being said, a one-of-a kind only doesn't sound like a problem to me.

depends on what you're going to use this thing for. you said you wanted to put it on A t-shirt right? to me that sounds like you just want a t-shirt for yourself to wear and you don't plan on marketing a bunch of them to people in the biz. anyway...if you saw the one i did i think it would have enough subtle differences that no one would bother you.

 

[satans.barber]

Hmm, I'm sure they wouldn't mind if I made one t-shirt for myself! It's not like I'm printing boxes full and selling them on the market or anything

Besides, it's promoting kenpo...free advertising is rarely a bad thing is it?

Tarabos, if you could mail me a PNG or BMP of your image to [email protected] I'd be grateful, I wouldn't put you to the trouble of creating a new graphic (I could manage it myself if it was really important) but thanks.

Ian.

 

[warriorsage]

did you get my PM from the other day? Now that I think about it, I'm not sure if I PM'd you or sent an email through martial talk. Either way, did you get it? If not, let me know and I'll resend.

Ron

 

[tarabos]

Originally posted by warriorsage
did you get my PM from the other day? Now that I think about it, I'm not sure if I PM'd you or sent an email through martial talk. Either way, did you get it? If not, let me know and I'll resend.

Ron

sent you a PM Ron...i didn't get anything. just thought i'd let you know in case mine doesn't go through either for whatever reason.

 

[Nightingale]

Write to Ed Parker Jr. and ask permission to use one. I asked him if he had a picture of his father that I could use on my website, and he sent me an image and just asked that I put "image courtesy of Ed Parker Jr." underneath the picture, and thanked me for asking his permission, since the picture I wanted to use was some of his own artwork.