Re: Lenya Logo (2)
Andreas Hartmann <[email protected]> Mon, 10 Feb 2003 23:20:34 +0100
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Hi Markus, hi list, at first - I didn't want to say that we need a new "corporate" identity at all. I'm just fond of graphic design and like the word Lenya, so I started playing around. So, from my point of view this doesn't have to become a serious and constructive discussion. It would be cool if we surprisingly agreed on one logo - if not, we can just typeset Lenya in Akzidenz, that's fine with me. > ... and the discussion about finding the right logo can become endless. > Hope we will find a logo soon. ;-) And if not - I think it's not that hard to switch because we don't build an expensive CI around Lenya, do we? And I guess not many people associate Cocoon, Axkit, OpenCMS, Zope etc. with their logos. > My impression as I first saw it was, that somebody with quite a > graphical eye put some work in it. And that's very rare in the OSS world. Yes, Wyona scores quite high in this area. Well, the website could need a little facelift :) If we seriously consider a design relaunch, we should first collect some opinions - what shall Lenya communicate, what feelings and associations shall people have when they look at the website? > I personally think, a logo for such a thing like a open source CMS > should be as clear as possible, regarding the writing and the > pronunciation. I don't see any sense in names like zeendeejay (xindice). Hmmm, I agree to a certain degree. But I think it is possible to find a compromise between readability and originality. OK, maybe the xindice logo is somewhat pseudo-original, but its funny. I like it. > I meant the second one. OK. BTW, it even looks better with less letter spacing. And I like the relation between letters and background, it's a very decorative font - the text almost looks like an image without being too playful. > However, maybe next time we will > add numbers to the examples so everyone can follow our discussion. ;-) Yes, I already thought about that, too. Andreas