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Thank you for participating in the Stand Up For Lyme campaign to raise awareness of the prevalence of chronic Lyme and other TBDs in Texas, and to educate our community and state officials about the need to make it safe for our health care professionals to treat us for this debilitating illness.
While we work on some things behind the scenes, we are also in the process of developing a web site which will serve as our primary means of communication with both the Lyme community and the community at large. We would also like to sell t-shirts and other items to help raise money to cover our expenses as well as raise awareness.
To that end, we would like to get your ideas for a logo. If you are an artist and can provide the (digital) artwork, that would be terrific. If you're like me and have ideas but absolutely no talent to actually create them, then describe your vision as clearly as possible and we'll see if we can persuade someone with artistic talent to bring it to life.
In developing your ideas, keep in mind that the driving force behind "Stand Up For Lyme" is that it is time for the Lyme community in Texas to stand up, speak out, be counted, and be heard, all with the ultimate objective that everyone in Texas who has or will get Lyme disease will have easy access to lifesaving medical care.
Thank you in advance for your support and creativity!
-------------------- Suzanne Shaps STAND UP FOR LYME Texas (www.standupforlyme.org) (Please email all correspondence related to protecting Texas LLMDs to [email protected] with copy to [email protected]) Posts: 977 | From Austin, TX, USA | Registered: May 2004
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As tempting as that is, Mo, we've opted for a non-confrontational approach, even though it won't be as much fun.
Of course, if that doesn't work...
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Linda LD
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I'm a graphic artist--if you have an idea I am happy to work it up for you. Remember, if someone else does the work be sure to get the art in a vector format, adobe illustrator or Freehand.
I would rather work from your idea--if I come up with something it may be a waste of time since it is my vision not yours.
Ideas--use the state of texas or a star.
Logos need to be very simple to be effective.
Also no more than two colors and no details. Remember this logo is going to need to faxed and stuff at around one inch--so if it is not simple your details wont come through and it will look sloppy.
PM me with your ideas.
Linda
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Thank you very much for your incredibly generous offer, and advice. We want to give people a few more days to submit ideas before moving forward, but I will be in touch after that.
Thank you again.
-------------------- Suzanne Shaps STAND UP FOR LYME Texas (www.standupforlyme.org) (Please email all correspondence related to protecting Texas LLMDs to [email protected] with copy to [email protected]) Posts: 977 | From Austin, TX, USA | Registered: May 2004
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AZURE WISH
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here's my idea-
a crowd of people at the bottom - different heights maybe 3-5 people -
but the people shouldn't be detailed maybe just circle heads and rectangle bodies and lines for arms reaching up.
above them a big star with a lime green lyme ribbon in the center.
this goes with the slogan stand up for lyme...
and i like the people reaching up towards a lyme ribbon in a star
which could represent lyme in texas and the hope lyme awareness and treatment gives us....
I am a fine artist so I could do a rough sketch to convey the idea how i see it in my head but I have no idea how to lay out graphic work or use any graphic programs.
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Hi: Betty G thought my Lyme limerick might be good for something- like for a tee shirt Logo?
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I like it; perhaps they could be standing in a Texas shape and reaching out from that.
Keep these great ideas coming! What we don't end up using for a logo could become t-shirts.
-------------------- Suzanne Shaps STAND UP FOR LYME Texas (www.standupforlyme.org) (Please email all correspondence related to protecting Texas LLMDs to [email protected] with copy to [email protected]) Posts: 977 | From Austin, TX, USA | Registered: May 2004
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bettyg
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Suzanne, here is Iceskater's ORIGINAL poem,
"There was a little tick called Lyme, Bit me, thinkin' he have a good time, On meds, I fought him and cursed, And herxed and even got worse, But someday, I'm gonna be fine.
Have a happy Saint Patty's Day, everyone. Have a strong tomorrow and keep the faith.
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Thanks, as always, Betty. And iceskater, too.
-------------------- Suzanne Shaps STAND UP FOR LYME Texas (www.standupforlyme.org) (Please email all correspondence related to protecting Texas LLMDs to [email protected] with copy to [email protected]) Posts: 977 | From Austin, TX, USA | Registered: May 2004
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