Hi, I agree that the design and user experience should be consistent and well polished. Also, personally, I favor simple designs over squiggled ones. Having said that I also like the logo you propose as it is very simple, and I think it meets all requirements you stated there.
The only thing i don't get: what does this actually symbolize? Excuse my ignorance if this was mentioned before. Best regards, Ruediger On 10/12/2012 07:16 AM, Paulo Arancibia wrote: > A good logo has a story (the sea, the captain insignia), a good logo is > distinct and memorable (unlike any other), a good logo is legible and > scalable (in any size, with or without colors) and finally, a good logo > inspire ideas and feelings ( I'm the captain of my soul, in this case, > I' have the control of my device) > > Create a logo is really hard, you need to put in a small place, the > ideas and the principles that you want communicate to the world, I think > that this logo > (http://play.qwazix.com/grog/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/nemo3.png) is > close to reach these objectives, some aspects, like the colors or the > font are debatable, but I think that the concept behind this logo is the > correct. > > Paulo > > P.S. I'm the creator of the logo ;) > > paulo arancibia | developer | realnorth > mobile +54 911 3 291 8188 > http://realnorth.net > > > On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 10:26 PM, Hernán Ramírez <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > It seems i returned back to life this topic : P. > > I know it is just an opinion, but when i visit tech-related events, > i watch people that wears colorful clothing. I know that a pet or an > animal-based logo may not be suitable for many projects, but i was > thinking that a stingray like the Blue-Spotted Stingray (Taeniura > lymma), would be cool. > > Apple(old apple logo), eBay, Google, there are many companies that > dont stick to a single color. > > > > -Tizastatico. > > > -- http://ruedigergad.com
