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− | This page is being used to develop the openmod logo. It is a place to share graphics files and to record discussions. It is not intended that this page be permanent.
| + | '''---UPDATE 2017-04-21: this discussion has now moved to the [https://forum.openmod-initiative.org/t/openmod-openmod-logo/120 openmod forum]. Please direct any further discussion there, rather than the discussion tab of this page---'''<br/> |
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| + | This page is being used to develop the openmod logo. It is a place to share graphics files and to record discussions. It is not intended that this page be permanent.<br/> |
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| + | You can see two loops of design below (thanks to [[User:Robbie Morrison|Robbie Morrison]] for the contributions to date), as well as other ideas given in the wiki discussion.<br/> |
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| + | = Other contributions<br/> = |
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| + | [[File:OpEnMod logo U3.png|x174px|alt=OpEnMod logo U3.png]][[File:Openmod logo idea - bryn pickering.png|567px|RTENOTITLE]]<br/> |
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| + | = Loop two<br/> = |
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| + | These new suggestions now contain icons or symbols, in light of the earlier feedback. I tried variations of the "open source" logo (an open ring sometimes referred to as a keyhole) but was unable to do much with it. Moreover I do not think there is a high recognition of this symbol and its association with openness. I also moved to camel case (OpEnMod) as opposed to lowercase (openmod) as I think this works better. I envisage one more loop after this set of comments.<br/> |
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| + | [[File:Openmod-logo-loop-two.885x8400.png|885px|Openmod logo / loop two|alt=Openmod logo / loop two]] |
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| Below are some draft logos for the first loop. My (Robbie Morrison) intention was to not stray too far from the existing logo when proposing new designs. Remarks (anonymous or signed) can be recorded on the discussion page. The typography and colors can be commented on separately. Please feel free to be candid. | | Below are some draft logos for the first loop. My (Robbie Morrison) intention was to not stray too far from the existing logo when proposing new designs. Remarks (anonymous or signed) can be recorded on the discussion page. The typography and colors can be commented on separately. Please feel free to be candid. |
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Latest revision as of 13:12, 21 April 2017
---UPDATE 2017-04-21: this discussion has now moved to the openmod forum. Please direct any further discussion there, rather than the discussion tab of this page---
This page is being used to develop the openmod logo. It is a place to share graphics files and to record discussions. It is not intended that this page be permanent.
You can see two loops of design below (thanks to Robbie Morrison for the contributions to date), as well as other ideas given in the wiki discussion.
[edit] Other contributions
![OpEnMod logo U3.png](/images/thumb/0/07/OpEnMod_logo_U3.png/522px-OpEnMod_logo_U3.png)
![RTENOTITLE](/images/0/01/Openmod_logo_idea_-_bryn_pickering.png)
[edit] Loop two
These new suggestions now contain icons or symbols, in light of the earlier feedback. I tried variations of the "open source" logo (an open ring sometimes referred to as a keyhole) but was unable to do much with it. Moreover I do not think there is a high recognition of this symbol and its association with openness. I also moved to camel case (OpEnMod) as opposed to lowercase (openmod) as I think this works better. I envisage one more loop after this set of comments.
[edit] Loop one
Below are some draft logos for the first loop. My (Robbie Morrison) intention was to not stray too far from the existing logo when proposing new designs. Remarks (anonymous or signed) can be recorded on the discussion page. The typography and colors can be commented on separately. Please feel free to be candid.