--- gunthar logo tutorial no 01 --------------------------------------------- well this tutorial kinda happened by accident while i was working on a logo for my good friend neoNegro i got started drawing ansi in the scene about 3 yrs ago by doing logo s and i think i ve gotten pretty good at it and i ve never been one to start with the basic block structure like all those tutorials tell you to but this time i was desperate because i couldn t get a good logo goin at all so anyways this is how it went step01) basic structure yesh i started with these ugly lookin blocks and i did not expect that anythin good could possibly come from this but this method does work well so if yer havin trouble try it step02) advanced shaping next you have to re-shape the ugly blocks and make it look good this is probably the hardest part (in my opinion) and also the most important dont rely on block copying and flipping for letters like b&p that may seem inter-changable ansi is weird things that look good one way pr- obably wont look good flipped upside-down in my logo here the b&p look similar but they have enuf differences so that it still looks good also do not worry if your font is illegible its trendy step03) coloring this is probably the easiest step in drawing your logo all you have to do is pick which colors you want to use and put them wherever you think they d look good step04) shading blending there are countless different ways you can shade an ansi i think its good to experiement but always try to make a solid light source the source in my logo here would be from the top left corner of the logo step05) filling-in its always good to set your logo off from the black back- ground of the screen so try and put in your own colored background Gr and then you re finished this is a pretty small logo usually the bigger they are the better they look but it can be used for a header or whatever and feel free to add any minor details to make it look nicer Gr --- gunthar logo tutorial no 01 ---------------------------------------------