My friend Shane is a Photoshop guru and he has been hard at work creating a new banner logo for me. We spent a lot of time discussing the graphic and brainstorming. After a couple dead ends we’ve reached one logo that we can share with you. It isn’t finished by any means but this is where you come in. Your input will shape the finished product. Please look at the logo, below, and then send us your feedback about it. What do you like? What do you dislike? What do you want changed and why.
Feel free to talk about the color choices, the images, the concept, and even share ideas you have for a new logo. We will peruse the feedback and implement the suggestions that move this project to completion. If your suggestion is used we will mention your name (or moniker) in an upcoming podcast and also on this blog.
This logo is depicted at less than full size. Please click on the logo to see the full version.
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May 28th, 2008 at 1:08 pm
The logo doesn’t scale too well. It’s part of the problem of having a lot of text in the logo. Perhaps something simpler would scale better? Think 60×60 to 200 x 60 etc. Lots of uses for the same logo.
May 28th, 2008 at 5:07 pm
You’re right about the scale issue. We ended up choosing to not use the logo, partly for that reason. The new theme we’re using, i3Theme 1.6, has a nice header suitable to our purposes.
It isn’t incredible but it gets the job done for now.