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2017-04-28 14:22:35 UTC
Hi everybody,
few ideas I spotted on the so far submitted logos inpired me to create
also some proposals.
All logos are carefully designed to meet the following requirements.
* Support B/W rendering "out of the box" (just use e.g. the indexing
algorithm in Gimp)
* Be decently well readable
* Be moderately intuitively understandable
* Be compact in size, but not overly dense
* Stay consistent (all components of the same importance shall have
roughly the same visual area, size, color, and "shape kind")
* Support future numbers in place of 68
* Favicon shall well resemble the logo (in this case the favicon will
be a green character E)
* The minimum safety zone does not need to be very big to let the logo
be readable
All the material I'm attaching is licensed under CC BY 4.0 .
Unfortunately I again ran out of my time to contribute to this
interesting project. I might find some time later (in few months
rather than weeks). So feel free to modify the logos to your needs.
There is one more idea from my side - add a leaf of a lime tree (as it
looks a bit like a heart) to make it less "technically" looking and
more resembling the eco-friendliness.
Note, the attached bitmap exports are not perfect as the source SVG
files are prepared for easy editing, but not for high-quality bitmap
exporting with antialiasing. The source SVG files are Inkscape SVG
files, so they are not optimized for viewing.
Cheers!
-- Jan
few ideas I spotted on the so far submitted logos inpired me to create
also some proposals.
All logos are carefully designed to meet the following requirements.
* Support B/W rendering "out of the box" (just use e.g. the indexing
algorithm in Gimp)
* Be decently well readable
* Be moderately intuitively understandable
* Be compact in size, but not overly dense
* Stay consistent (all components of the same importance shall have
roughly the same visual area, size, color, and "shape kind")
* Support future numbers in place of 68
* Favicon shall well resemble the logo (in this case the favicon will
be a green character E)
* The minimum safety zone does not need to be very big to let the logo
be readable
All the material I'm attaching is licensed under CC BY 4.0 .
Unfortunately I again ran out of my time to contribute to this
interesting project. I might find some time later (in few months
rather than weeks). So feel free to modify the logos to your needs.
There is one more idea from my side - add a leaf of a lime tree (as it
looks a bit like a heart) to make it less "technically" looking and
more resembling the eco-friendliness.
Note, the attached bitmap exports are not perfect as the source SVG
files are prepared for easy editing, but not for high-quality bitmap
exporting with antialiasing. The source SVG files are Inkscape SVG
files, so they are not optimized for viewing.
Cheers!
-- Jan