Recent content by Gitman

Yes, humanity is trying to troll you soulless blood-drinkers.

So, let's say the panel the logo goes on is 34.54cm by 19.43cm, and the logo has the same width and length, like a square. How could you use a grid system to get the size and placement of the logo similar to the laptop I posted earlier?

Just because you eyeball something doesn't mean it doesn't fit into some sort of mathematical alignment. It's like, you can play drums in 4/4 at 120bpm without a metronome and think it sounds like you're playing in time, and maybe you are even though you didn't use a metronome or check against a...

No offense, but I don't think you ever eyeball anything. It's always checked or measured in some way, otherwise you're an amateur.

Yes, I thought about that, but there must be a way to do this, since how did they do it in the first place? Isn't there a mathematical formula or something, like using a grid system that could determine this?

Hi, I'm not sure what that means. You mean find a pic of this laptop where it shows the logo straight on so you can try to figure out how big it is in relation to the rest of the surface it's on?

How do you determine the size and placement of a logo like the shield logo on the back of this laptop? As you can see it's not positioned in the center, but more inbetween the center and top of the laptop. How can you determine this position and the size of the logo so that it's not too big...