Re: Additional Logo Idea for the RIng

[Nala Ginrut]

Hi Jaft!

The modification looks nice, especially the eye-catching "A". I think
it's better for a logo to empharsize "A" for Artanis at a glance.

I've tried several background colors, it seems the parens color looks
better for the dark background. Personally, I'd like to use this color,
since I always use dark theme in my system. But folks are welcome to
comment if you have better idea.

Best regards.



Jaft writes:

>  I have to say, I really like the way the Viva Magenta and the Gray (of the 
> "rtanis") play-off-of/contrast each other. That's a really nice pairing.
> Regarding the color placement, it might make sense to have the bottom-most 
> (vertical) line of the lambda to be the same color as the upside-down V 
> portion; since the vertical line was added to emphasis that A in the lambda, 
> making it a different color seems to suggest that it's not related to the 
> upside-down V.
> At first, I was going to change the vertical line from the magenta but, then, 
> I thought it might be better if we made the more prominent color the "A", 
> instead; that'll highlight/emphasize it within the lambda and would draw the 
> viewer to the letter, first and foremost (emphasizing that the logo says 
> "Artanis"), and place the symbolic elements in the background, for the brain 
> to parse afterwards.
> I tried mocking up what that'd look like, for each. I also combined the 
> elements of the "A" and placed the top of the lambda such that we can't see 
> white lines in the there, anymore (from where the different elements are 
> split). I also centered the lambda between the parentheses a tad more.
> Finally, threw it into the usual logo image, so we can see how it looks.
>     On Monday, January 16, 2023 at 09:10:18 AM CST, Nala Ginrut 
> <mulei@gnu.org> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Benson!
>
> Benson Muite writes:
>
>> Using only two colors for the modified λ is cleaner. Still need to
>> examine color meanings you have provided. Probably want these colors to
>> have high contrast since one may want choices for light and dark
>> backgrounds, as well as a monochrome version.
>
> As a developer, I don't think I should do the designers work. Let's
> simply use Pantone color of 2023.
> https://www.pantone.com/color-of-the-year/2023
>
> So we don't have to explain the reason behind the color.
> Attached are two modified logos.
>
>> Enabling good localization would be very helpful.  Many websites are
>> translated or available in a language other than English.  Having a
>> "Powered by Artanis" translation with logo would be a good way to inform
>> the consuming audience in a way that connects with them. As an example
>> see the logos at the bottom of the pages:
>> https://www.yuque.com/
>> https://xtech.antfin.com/
>
> I think the localization workload is related to the scale of the
> community, or the support from company.
>
> Yuque and Antfin are companies, they spend money to let employees do these 
> works as KPI.
> If our community has more people, I believe there're contributors do the
> localization work.
>
> Best regards.


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