> On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 10:15 AM Floris van Manen <[email protected]> wrote: > If TeX and Context are about typesetting beautiful readable typography, > the logos as presented do not reflect that thought per se. > At first glance is is a pile of incoherent letters and colours. > e.g. difficult to read and memorise. > > > perhaps a gradient on background can suggest the right orientation of reading. > >
Making things complex is easy. The challenge remains to find a simple solution. > In fact, having a pictograph instead of / along with > textual content is probably a good idea. I do agree ;-) Here’s an attempt the blend the lines in plain monochrome … The latter having a naive reference to the typical TeX letter dropping e.g. always room for improvement ;-) .F
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