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    Quote Originally Posted by AFS1970 View Post
    the colors are red, white, blue & gold
    Very nice tartans could be designed with those colours.

    A question: are these colours equal and on their own? Or are they grouped?

    What I mean is, the colours could be red, white, blue, and gold. Or they could be red & white, and blue & gold, or grouped in some other way. This makes a difference in how I would approach the design.

    And the colours could appear equally, or they could appear in a specific proportion. It depends on how the organisation typically displays the colours. If the original is, say, a crest, the tartan designer would need to see it.

    I quickly Googled and found an association in Stamford CT which has a logo using those very colours. In that, the white appears on a red field, and the yellow appears on a blue field.

    Here's a very quick crude sketch based on those colours. Adding a black line here or there increases its "punch". Also two shades of blue could be used to make it nicer.

    Last edited by OC Richard; 11th April 15 at 06:24 AM.
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