Hi guys, I've absorbed all your nice ideas and comments and tried to take everything into consideration (the font, the snake tongue, etc) I showed all the logo variations also to my wife and my very interested 7 months old daughter :) and after an intensive "creative" state of mind and some vector work that is what I came up with... i have to admit that deep in my heart I'm a designer and in my honest opinion a logo should have enough abstraction and less details to let space for the observer to make his own interpretation. This is a slightly changed version ready for new constructive comments :)
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UN7fGZt9f_0/UAvwumXJ3wI/AAAAAAAAAIc/K0mTM6mJW7s/s1600/pyjs_logo-02.png> I've also tried to make some application examples: <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-lGUF-GbQUi8/UAvw5owxuYI/AAAAAAAAAIk/b7Zk2egIdKc/s1600/shirt-woman.png> <https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-1u_QosEXTko/UAvw_Z78WfI/AAAAAAAAAIs/C1zHBk5Igdg/s1600/shirt-man.png> cheers, Alex On Sunday, July 22, 2012 5:24:27 AM UTC+2, pjshab wrote: > Nice ideas! > > I agree that a python definitely needs a tongue > Also how about a leftbrace which the python can curl round? > > I tried to draw what I mean but my python ended up looking a bit > malicious: > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Srivuhjt3sM/UAtx_MpDXcI/AAAAAAAAAA8/TjkD4GzR518/s1600/pyjslog.jpg> > > --
