B. Color
To cover your bases with print media... you'll need to have: mono-tone, 
halt-tone, duo-tone, and full-color.


-- 
Rick Winscot


On Friday, January 27, 2012 at 8:14 AM, Rui Silva wrote:

> Tomasz,
> 
> First let me congratulate you and your team (especially Adrian) for the very 
> excellent and professional work you have been doing with (both) your logo 
> submissions.
> 
> Now, for the tweaking:
> 
> A. I agree that Flex should be more important than Apache. It is the name of 
> the project and carries with it a lot of familiarity and stories that we want 
> to preserve (most of it anyhow :) ). There is the matter of the name possibly 
> not being donated to Apache, but my opinion is that regardless of the 
> project's name we'll want to maintain it's basic philosophy which is strongly 
> coupled with the idea of the flexibility and fluidity that the framework 
> gives us, while at the same time providing the building blocks to crystallize 
> that flexibility into enterprise level applications. Your logo (both of them, 
> actually) ties very well into that philosophy or at least that's what I read 
> from them.
> 
> B. Definitely yes. Not that I dislike blue, but I'd like to see how it 
> behaves with warmer colors (maybe a variation of the orange used in the other 
> logo) and also with more dynamic and modern (post-modern?) color palettes.
> 
> C.1 Yes, please..
> C.2 Yes, please.
> C.3 Absolutely yes, please.
> C.4 Yes.
> C.5 Yes.
> C.7 I'd add some stationary elements that we could use in printable documents 
> used with more traditional communication channels.
> C.8 I'd also like to see some studies around printed presentation and 
> promotion materials (brochures, pens, notebook, etc.)
> C.9 Finally, and that is somehow included in the stationary items I 
> referenced above, there should be a base slide show theme that we could use 
> with Powerpoint or other presentation software. This theme would not only 
> include a background (easily constructed from C.4), but also common slide 
> layouts and elements.
> C.10 Font Face. We could select our brand font that we would use for all 
> designs and documents. It would have to be an open-source font that would be 
> given under ICLA or CCLA to Apache. Just an idea anyhow.
> 
> D. Yes, please.
> 
> E. What I'm about to suggest is a bit of a stretch, so take it with a grain 
> of salt. As I said I also liked your other logo very much. The colors were a 
> definite attraction point, but the thing that attracted me the most was its 
> irregular nature. The way it was "stretched" into its final shape and then 
> "stayed" in that shape spoke volumes to me about flexibility and stability. I 
> wonder if some of that irregular balance can be ported to this logo? I 
> realize that this was the logo that was selected and that possibly the fact 
> that it has a stable and regular shape played a big role people's decision to 
> choose it, but I had to say something. Sorry if I'm disturbing too much.
> 
> Again, thanks for a very professional job. If I find myself ever in the need 
> to create a corporate brand I'll be sure to ring you guys for a proposal.
> 
> Cheers,
> Rui 
> 
> 
> -------- Original Message --------
> > From: "Tomasz Maciag | Fuse Collective" <t.mac...@fusecollective.com 
> > (mailto:t.mac...@fusecollective.com)>
> > Sent: sexta-feira, 27 de Janeiro de 2012 11:44
> > To: "Mailing List | Apache Flex" <flex-dev@incubator.apache.org 
> > (mailto:flex-dev@incubator.apache.org)>
> > Subject: [DISCUSS] Logo - final tweaks
> > 
> > First I want to clarify something. I didn't create the logo, my company 
> > (Fuse Collective) did. I'm Manager/Developer and I only submitted it to 
> > the contest. To be precise Adrian Knopik (Rarr) made the logo (he's 
> > creative partner).
> > 
> > After everything I've learned from Flash/Flex community over the years I 
> > would be really happy to finally give something back so you have our 
> > full attention.
> > To make this processes work I want to ask you for you input about the 
> > logo. Feel free to write what you like about it and what you don't like 
> > (e.g. colors, typo ...). You could also show some references (e.g other 
> > logos) to give us visual explanation of your thoughts.
> > It would made my life easier if you tried not to engage in discussion 
> > about opinions of other people so we'd stay on topic. I'll gather all 
> > info and talk it trough with my creative team. After that I'll summarize 
> > what we'll be doing (if required talk it over with PPMC members) and 
> > when you can expect to see results.
> > 
> > For PPMC members.
> > Since you'll be decision makers please add [Binding] to you message so I 
> > can easily distinguish you.
> > Also it would be great if you could change my name to company name as 
> > creator on apache flex site so Fuse Collective could get recognition for it.
> > 
> > Below are things that we feel are important.
> > 
> > A. Naming convention/typography.
> > What naming convention should we use? (Which name in "Apache Flex" is 
> > more important or maybe their equal and should be same size?)
> > Personally I think "Flex" should be bigger since it is the projects name.
> > I think we should try and work on typography to give it more 
> > corporate/software look & feel.
> > 
> > B. Color.
> > I think we should try and see what this could look like in different 
> > colors and create up to 3 different color variations.
> > 
> > C. Additional branding elements.
> > I want to ask you where and in what way the logo may be used by 
> > community? (On what kind of materials you want to see or use it?)
> > Below are my examples of additional elements:
> > 1. T-shirts. I think we could create t-shirts for Apache Flex community 
> > members and PPMC members so we could stand out while attending 
> > conferences/giving presentations.
> > 2. Logo Motion. Up to 5 seconds animation that can be use for intro in 
> > video related staff (like tutorials). Something like 
> > http://fusecollective.com/#/flex-creative or 
> > http://fusecollective.com/#/inscripts.
> > 3. Key visual. Graphic/illustration that can be easily adopted and used 
> > in wide range of materials (e.g presentations). Something like this 
> > <http://fusecollective.com/assets/projects/interaktik/interaktik_6.jpg> 
> > created for this logo 
> > <http://fusecollective.com/assets/projects/interaktik/interaktik_2.jpg>.
> > 4. Desktop wallpaper.
> > 5. Badge. You could use them on you blog or make actual badge and pin it 
> > to you shirt :)
> > 
> > D. Apache Flex website.
> > I don't know it's possible, but later on we could think about making 
> > some nice and clean design for Apache Flex website (it could go public 
> > with the first release). 
> > 
> 
> 
> 


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