On 11/9/05, Matt Munoz <mmunoz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Here's the direct link: > http://www.capstrat.com/development/fedora/fedoraLogo_21.jpg > > It's also at the end of the presentation under "modifications": > http://www.capstrat.com/development/fedora > > We've revised the color and shapes so the "f" stands out more. While I agree that the change in shape helps here, I am concerned that the effect relies too heavily on color shading. If the secondary color palette of the infinity symbol is meant to be extensible for subprojects, we run the risk of limiting the number of useful secondary colors to those few which enhance the contrast. It looks to me that this modification drops the idea of the secondary color completely, I'm not sure that's the best trade-off. I'd like to avoid a situation where new subprojects have to nitpick between 72 different shades of orange to find just the right one that has reasonable contrast but still provide a way for subprojects to make a distinction between themselves in the framework of the logo. I'd also enjoy seeing this in grey scale to see if the change in color continues to aid in contrast. I still feel that a sort of narrow outline/inline which has been presented earlier would provide the most robust solution without overly restricting the secondary color palette and as an added bonus you might be able to recover a version of the logo that has a distinct f even in 2-tone black and white instead of grey scale. -jef -- Fedora-marketing-list mailing list Fedora-marketing-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
