I made a design this morning, it'll prolly be part of the new royalfour.tk site layout.
Im planning to make a small mosaic-style design with white backround on it.
If someone with little but enough html knowledge is willing to help a bit with putting the site together, I'd be pleased.
I just need the images to be laid in order and the parts of the site popping up with javascript or some.
there has already been some RoyalFour t-shirts printed and there may be more to come.

anyway, comments on this?

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how nice :|

Wow, I love that design. It looks great and I really love the name 'Royal Four'. Great work Jason. (H) I'd wear one of your t-shirts :mrpimp:

Yea, great job man. Lol same here i'd wear it. Nice design!

Excuse me, but I thought RoyalFour was some type of forrest charity for a minute there. You obviously know little about colours;)
For funky, techy, fashionable logos/designs/tshirt prints etc you may want to use a funky, techy, fashionable colour. Green is a prime example of a natural colour (colours you might find in nature such as green, brown, yellow etc.) and that is certainly not a colour you want to use for what you have in mind, seriously, you're logo looks like some type of Greenpeace branch of "save the forrest".
For a techy, funky and fun design you want to use colours such as blue (blue/grey) which basically stands for tech or some type of orange which stands for funky, or a lime green type.
You've choses all the wrong colours, mate. I'd give that a good rethink:)

The bg on the site (albeit unfinished) looks nice though!

Originally posted by PhiLLer
Excuse me, but I thought RoyalFour was some type of forrest charity for a minute there. You obviously know little about colours;)
For funky, techy, fashionable logos/designs/tshirt prints etc you may want to use a funky, techy, fashionable colour. Green is a prime example of a natural colour (colours you might find in nature such as green, brown, yellow etc.) and that is certainly not a colour you want to use for what you have in mind, seriously, you're logo looks like some type of Greenpeace branch of "save the forrest".
For a techy, funky and fun design you want to use colours such as blue (blue/grey) which basically stands for tech or some type of orange which stands for funky, or a lime green type.
You've choses all the wrong colours, mate. I'd give that a good rethink:)

The bg on the site (albeit unfinished) looks nice though!

you seem to know what you're talking about, Phil. :)(Y)

I had my reasons for these colours, I realise that they stand for nature, and I was first going to draw an unicolor raster tree for this design. this one will never make a t-shirt I suppose.

If I remake this piece with the tree, I'll also add something else involving nature there.

I quickly colorised it blue, and I still think that green suits this design better.

your comment was exactly what im looking for when I post stuff in here and those are also the type of comments I aim to give to people. Something truly constructive (Y)

thanks to others too. :amika:

btw, what do you think of the name of the brand (RoyalFour)?

No probs, mate. I do hope I know what I'm talking about, been doing this for about 3 years and studying this now:p

Blue looks much better. Note you might want to make that logo in Illustrator giving you the ability to resize it to any size you want (or make a really big photoshop logo if you don't know how to use illustrator). And RoyalFour sounds good:)

aye, the blue one looks better, nice work there Forlan

Originally posted by ::Jason::
btw, what do you think of the name of the brand (RoyalFour)?
i think royal four is a bit poncey. maybe if you tell us who its going to be targeted at? like sports people, casual wear and stuff...

It's prolly going to start off with just some t-shirts with mostly techy designs. atm it's mainly targeted at my irl friends.. ;)

2 words nice logo!:)

Royal Four sounds like a betting agency....

Like I said before, I love the name. (H)