Does anyone know where I can find a vector file (eps or ai would be best) of the JRR Tolkien logo? Thanks in advance... I guess.

// Lou
Does anyone know where I can find a vector file (eps or ai would be best) of the JRR Tolkien logo? Thanks in advance... I guess.

// Lou
I am shure i could make one
Yeah it would be nice if I could have that too.
me too. :woot:
Gimme a sec and i will make it!! is a cool logo! ![]()
The second's over ![]()
I would love that too
Lets stick to one tag, a request is enough of a tag ![]()
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// Seph
well, here it is in .png - made in fireworks mx
you can edit it in that, someone convert it please ![]()
stupid thing wont let me upload it
my website is down, oh well, no one gets to hav it now ![]()
.PNG? how is that vector graphics? you mean .ai or .eps, right?
fireworks is capable of vector graphics, but I am unsure of how to save this information in any format but png - only useful for fireworks >.< , if someone knows how to convert fireworks to eps or something else, whilst retaining all of the information, please pm me!
Originally posted by Seph@May 29 2004, 03:02 PM.PNG? how is that vector graphics? you mean .ai or .eps, right?
I would love AI or EPS.
// Lou
I dont mind png
upload at haque real quick or email me and ill host it.
hlgardner@ earthlink.net
juno has the file on his host, dunno if he is gonna send the link tho ![]()
Originally posted by thefunky_monkey@May 29 2004, 09:35 PMfireworks is capable of vector graphics, but I am unsure of how to save this information in any format but png - only useful for fireworks >.< , if someone knows how to convert fireworks to eps or something else, whilst retaining all of the information, please pm me!
I would try copying and pasting into Illustrator.
If that fails how about opening in Flash and converting to vector paths and copying and pasting into Illustrator that way.
OR
DRAW THE DAMN THING IN ILLUSTRATOR IN THE FIRST PLACE!
I'm only kidding - but it would have been slightly easier.
Ok, here is the file, made in vectors, using fireworks.
If anyone manages to convert it, they get a cookie!!! ![]()
actually, the little "stars" you have are actually four dots. (dots more like diamonds) its like what you have split up in four parts. i dunno how to say it.
// Lou
Originally posted by Lou@Jun 6 2004, 07:02 PMactually, the little "stars" you have are actually four dots. (dots more like diamonds) its like what you have split up in four parts. i dunno how to say it.
// Lou
do you mean like black squares, rotated 45 degrees? or what? ![]()
thanx wizard - you wouldnt happen to have the vector graphic file for that? ![]()
eps & ai file located here...
AI file conversion with dots right click save as
EPS file conversion with dots right click save as
thanks wiz for the notice... i know these are actual circles.. but i guess... everybody can mod them so it's not perfect.
hope this helps
Amazing, thank you very much. And yeah, ill prolly mod those little circles, but thanks!
// Lou
Hi, I came across this thread while searching for a solution to the converting-Fireworks-vector -PNG-to-Illustrator-vector issue. I thought this was gonna be my answer but then sei-aidyn suddenly posted the files without saying how he did it.
Does sei-aidyn know how, or anyone else? If you're reading this, did you convert the PNG file somehow or did you just redraw in Illustrator? I can't seem to find any way of saving Fireworks vectors at all, except for the PNG's which only retain vectors for Fireworks, and AI's which seems to mess everything up especially text. If anyone has a solution I'd very greatly appreciate it, as it seems that Fireworks was designed to make this completely impossible.
And thanks ![]()
//Posts Merged. You're welcome
. -NC
I don't know of a solution, sorry. This topic is two years old anyway. Someone wanna lock it?
Apparently you can export a file from Fireworks in an Illustrator file format. This gives you the benefit of creating an Illustrator file (vector only!) without learning a third tool.
(From http://www.informit.com/articles/article.a...4&seqNum=2&rl=1, which didn't offer anything further--look into the Export function).
-NC
P.S: It probably would have been best to create a new thread, as the question isn't too related to this thread, which as Lou said, is nearly two years old.
Didn't notice the date. Thanks anyway.