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We got ours from http://www.worth1000.com http://www.worth1000.com. http://www.worth1000.com/cache/contest/contestcache.asp?contest_id=16511&start=1&end=10&dis

• SwellJoe 19y ago
  Some of those are good! Do they only do PhotoShop, or is vector and option?
  • rms 19y ago
    They have a $50 listing fee + a charge for extra options. Was Sitepoint free?
    • paulgb 19y ago
      SitePoint will charge you money too. This is a good thing; it means that you aren't competing with contest holders that are not as serious. I've never held a contest myself, but I have worked on a project with a design from a SitePoint project and the quality was quite good for the cost. Pro designers hate the idea of spec work, but the truth is that because competition is tough, the top logos generally look quite nice.
    • SwellJoe 19y ago
      $30 at SitePoint, plus they offer extra options. We opted not to do anything extra, and instead put all of the money into the prize ($500 in this case, which made it the highest logo prize on the site at the time).
  • alex_c 19y ago
    The entry we chose happened to be done in Illustrator, and I suspect a lot of them are. You can specify in the contest if you want vector or don't care.
    • SwellJoe 19y ago
      Good to know. We'll keep it in mind for future work. We're not at all dissatisfied with our SitePoint experience, though. At least a quarter of the entries are top of the line professional work, and we're now fighting it out to figure out which one is our favorite--not because there aren't enough good entries, but because there are too many really good ones to choose from.