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I had an unexpected last-minute publicity opportunity crop up, so have been composing a Last Supper ad... and one of the things I wanted to put on there was a brag ribbon, 'cause I'm not ashamed to do so.

It occurred to me that others might want such a thing, and that consistency would be nifty. So if anyone else wants 'em, I have a in Illustrator for inclusion on assorted publicitous materiae. (They'll open big in your browser window, but they're not intended to be. Rezoom to 100% to see the size mine is on a half-page ad.) If folks need 'em in another file format, just let me know. Or if you lack the capabilities to edit one in yourself but want it done, just ask and I'll do it; no big deal.

See you (some/all) at GenCon!

- Eric

Those are cool, and I'd like to use one (even if it's just the 'competed' one) but I'm not sure how to grab them out of the pdf (is that even possible?)

I'd prefer if they were individual .png files, or something like that, if that's not too much trouble...

Cool! Coolio! But no color? Why not?

Totally awesome!

You know what else would be cool, is a "I am an Iron Game Chef" (or some similar phrase) button for people to put on their websites. You know, to spread awareness and such.

As for color, pretty much any paint program should be able to do a paint bucket on the grey part - customize to match your color scheme!

Very nifty, Eric!

Too late for the limited print edition of 1984 Prime, but I should be able to slide it into the PDF version.

Thanks for making 'em. Make sure you keep the Illustrator file so next year's also match. Maybe you could make a predated version available for previous entries?

MDK

'Sokay, Mischa - the 1984 Prime GenConEdition medallion was/is magnifico. Must have contributed to the cover price, though - what's with that? :P

Anyway, the lack of colour is simply 'cause I was working on a B&W ad copy at the time. Colour can be had without problem - and in fact colour for medallion and ribbon separately is as easy. I'll try and come up with a way to make them easily available in customizable form such as PNG. Certes I'll be keeping the original - and the pre-dated version is easy enough, too.

- Eric