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Magical OCS by Agima
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Very nice! But I still haven't figured out the secret graphics element taken from another famous Amiga program :)
rulez added on the 2025-04-20 20:24:51 by Olympian 
Ha Ha! Very nice implementation.
Nice!
it's a kind of magic
nice intro :)
A little minimalist at times but it works as an intro.
I like it, but I wish it was not 64KB.
Nice enough
Simple but neat!
Nice one! For some reason, the stencil vector screams "Professional Page" in my mind, but I'm not sure that's the correct answer. :)
to keep it like old antdude: ok
Not bad. Quite good actually.
Correct me if I am mistaken.
Ninja/Anthrox should be credited as the original author of the logo which letters were used here. The original logo gfx can be found, for exemple, in this intro.
Correct me if I am mistaken.
Ninja/Anthrox should be credited as the original author of the logo which letters were used here. The original logo gfx can be found, for exemple, in this intro.
@sim
I drew this logo some dozen of years ago with dpaint4 and I was indeed inspired by this logo of Anthrox, but I redesigned it from scratch.
If you compare the two screenshots, you'll see the significant differences.
Good point.
But to know if you are a real Amiga specialist, have you managed to answer the question asked in the presentation sheet of the intro during the Revision (or in the text info file) :
"
One graphics element has been taken from a famous Amiga program !
Can you find it ?
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"Quite good ?" But then, where is my thumb up ? :-)
I drew this logo some dozen of years ago with dpaint4 and I was indeed inspired by this logo of Anthrox, but I redesigned it from scratch.
If you compare the two screenshots, you'll see the significant differences.
Good point.
But to know if you are a real Amiga specialist, have you managed to answer the question asked in the presentation sheet of the intro during the Revision (or in the text info file) :
"
One graphics element has been taken from a famous Amiga program !
Can you find it ?
"
"Quite good ?" But then, where is my thumb up ? :-)
@Aghnar:
Thank you for your answer.
Well... I am not here to prove I am wrong or you are right.
I consider if someone drew a logo and that the other person is taking its part(s) or elements and uses them in "his own one" then it is not his logo. It is a direct copy of the original instead. Something which was totally to avoid. In the glory Amiga daze or now.
There were some exchanges about that "pratique" here and there (Prestige, Hellfire logos foe exemple...).
You are a talented dude, as I may consider. So I trust you may and can draw your own easely, imo =). No need such a "direct inspiration".
As for your question.
I am not considering myself an so-called "Amiga specialist". Far a way instead. But, well, I may give it a try...
On a filled vector, an "element" from DPaint is used as a texture.
Be well =).
Thank you for your answer.
Well... I am not here to prove I am wrong or you are right.
I consider if someone drew a logo and that the other person is taking its part(s) or elements and uses them in "his own one" then it is not his logo. It is a direct copy of the original instead. Something which was totally to avoid. In the glory Amiga daze or now.
There were some exchanges about that "pratique" here and there (Prestige, Hellfire logos foe exemple...).
You are a talented dude, as I may consider. So I trust you may and can draw your own easely, imo =). No need such a "direct inspiration".
As for your question.
I am not considering myself an so-called "Amiga specialist". Far a way instead. But, well, I may give it a try...
On a filled vector, an "element" from DPaint is used as a texture.
Be well =).
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