Photoshop questions/help >_>

[Takeno]

Ok, so I am currently designing the website for my School's art club. As of right now, I am working on the logo. But I'm having trouble making it nice and neat in photoshop.

This is what I have so far:
http://img224.imageshack.us/my.php?image=logoqk5.png

Any help with tutorials or with the picture itself would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

[Elcura]

my advice would be to go over the outline with black, you can do this easily with a tablet, failing that, just use the pen tool and stroke the paths with a black brush. Colours are fine, although it might need a bit more saturation.

[Moosey]

my advice would be to go over the outline with black, you can do this easily with a tablet, failing that, just use the pen tool and stroke the paths with a black brush. Colours are fine, although it might need a bit more saturation.

Yeah, I think the pen tool would be most efficient for this. I was gonna suggest using Illustrator, but I forgot that PS has the pen tool also heh.

[Sigi]

Colours are fine, although it might need a bit more saturation.

I agree... it's a good design, and I like the overall composition, however the image is a bit washed-out. Definitely needs a bit more saturation.

[Doombear]

A quick an easy way to saturate it.

Duplicate the original layer, set the 2nd layer (now above the orginal) to Overlay type.
Drop the Fill % of the Overlay down to minimize a bit of the OVER saturation.
Goto Image > Adjustments > Levels, and pull the right black levels up a bit, pulling the left slider towards the right.

That will take about 5-8 seconds.

Another suggestion, after this, you can do a Selection > Color Range, grab your blackest black and then with this selection, right click it with a Selection Tool, choose Layer Via Copy, and make that layer an Overlay as well.

That should further darken your lines.

Just a few suggestions off the top of my head.

I think what is really keeping this from looking clean is the grayness of the lines really. Like most have said, 'ink' those in a bit and it would greatly clean it up overall.

Nice image btw.