On Thursday 06 October 2005 05:05, Jack Carroll wrote: > Well, that colored triangle doesn't suggest anything to me but a > test pattern. But to start things off, it seems to me that a name like > Traversal should suggest traversing or spanning something. How about a > pair of stylized T's bracketing something?
I started off with two T's bracketing "raversal" and "echnology" stacked on top of each other, but either the letters in between would have to be spaced widely making the logo rather large, or it would all end up very much squished together. So then I started moving things around a little, and got this: http://nova.student.utwente.nl/~lourens/gfx/opengraphics/traversal_logo_2.png Serif fonts aren't used for logo's all that often, but in this case it seems to work out. It's more "Reliable business partner since 2005" than "Whizbang new technology startup", but then that may be just the image Traversal wants to project. By the way, for anyone who wants to fiddle with logos: vector drawing programmes are pefrect for this. Just install Inkscape and start playing, it's really useful already and easy to get the hang of. If anyone wants the SVGs I'll put them up too. > For OGP, maybe a wide-open double casement window looking out on a > beautiful landscape, with clear panes and no geometric distortion? The beautiful landscape may be tricky to catch in a few lines, but it shouldn't be impossible. I like the idea of an opened window. Lourens
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