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[Britannia]

Well, I'd just like to restate what Agre said; I really do miss the Designer Showcase. It was a beatiful place, and while I do agree that the IP.Gallery think is neat and works well, the overall community we had here together is gone.

 

As of now, I will not be taking requests. 

 

I'd like to use this post to showcase WIP's and take and apply feedback to my work before finalizing and publishing.

 

Currently, I'm working on a US Major (with the help of Agre). 

 

I'll keep this topic updated with pictures etc. 

 

Thanks!

[Britannia]

Well, here it is. The first actual livery concept (w/o a logo because that's nowhere near finished )

 

Transatlantic - A US Major

 

Concept 1:

 

Concept 2:

 

Concept 3:

 

Concept 4:

 

Please, please give me feedback and/or your favorite on the liveries above. I'd really appreciate it.

[X-Wing @Aliciousness]

Looks like the early 2000s Delta livery

[Britannia]

Concepts V1.1

 

[S K Y]

I like the dual tone fuselage on number 2 and number 6.

[X-Wing @Aliciousness]

I think you need more on the tail. It's the largest flat part of an airplane, and it's important it be distinct and recognizable.

[bostero2]

I think you need more on the tail. It's the largest flat part of an airplane, and it's important it be distinct and recognizable.

I agree, the tail needs some logo or recognizable image, it seems way too simple for a tail... Loving those winglets though!

[Britannia]

Well guys, thanks to the help of Agre, Jean-Paul, and Brad, here's what I envision as the "final" concept for a logo.

 

As always, feedback is appreciated. 

 

[keanseeley]

Depends which livery you're going to place it on, what are you thinking?

[bostero2]

Well guys, thanks to the help of Agre, Jean-Paul, and Brad, here's what I envision as the "final" concept for a logo.

As always, feedback is appreciated.

I don't think you actually need to decide on just one as a logo, I think the logo may work well as an interchangeable image, like some brands do (Nike for example). The shape is recognizable enough so why not use different colors to match (or stand out in) its surroundings?

[Britannia]

I don't think you actually need to decide on just one as a logo, I think the logo may work well as an interchangeable image, like some brands do (Nike for example). The shape is recognizable enough so why not use different colors to match (or stand out in) its surroundings?

Yep, that's exactly what I envisioned.