Joseph Annino wrote: > I saw a post about the fedora logo in the fedora news rss feed with > your email attached to the article. The idea of how to make a fedora > logo that doesn't have a hat but it still somehow meaningful to the > name I thought was an interesting challenge. I'm not much of a > designer, but I did put something together in a few minutes. Here are > urls: > > http://www.jannino.com/images/fedora.png > http://www.jannino.com/images/fedora.svg > > The idea was to make a hat without having it be a literal hat. The > black line around the logo forms the brim of the hat. The band and > bow found on a fedora is suggested by negative space within the logo > type. Its pretty clean and simple. It seems to scale well from this > big size down to 20% (take a look at the SVG) while still being > readable. The font could be changed to match whatever font Fedora > normally likes to use. > > Anyhow, just an idea to add to those out there already. > I'll add your images to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/LogoIdeas -- Patrick "The N-Man" Barnes nman64@xxxxxxxxx www.n-man.com --
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