[off topic] logo for a company

Hello,
rather offtopic question...

is any of thoes logos good?

It's for a C++, Linux related Software Company, description/story of the
logo is on the page.

http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/

http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/

Thanks

limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl wrote:

is any of thoes logos good?

Try newsgroup alt.design.graphics

You'll get a more thoughtful assessment there than you will here.

--
Berg

Bergamot wrote:

limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl wrote:
is any of thoes logos good?

Try newsgroup alt.design.graphics

You'll get a more thoughtful assessment there than you will here.
Thanks

limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl wrote:

Bergamot wrote:
limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl wrote:
is any of thoes logos good?
Try newsgroup alt.design.graphics

You'll get a more thoughtful assessment there than you will here.
Thanks

Actually, there is a thing or two you can say

that does relate to HTML, or at least to page
authoring.

The logos are 16 or 17 K each. For a 3-color
image you could probably optimize them to
about 3 or 4 K while leaving the pixel
dimensions the same.

You're obviously doing the right thing for a
designer, i.e. making multiples with small
changes in the basic design until you find
one that looks right.

Just get Gimp or Photoshop or whatever and
spend some of that time working at making the
image a quicker download.

You may have to spend some time rummaging
around in your software to find the best way
to do this -- but once you do find the way,
it will become second nature to save your
images that way.
--
mbstevens
http://www.mbstevens.com/

mbstevens wrote:

The logos are 16 or 17 K each. For a 3-color image you could probably
optimize them to about 3 or 4 K while leaving the pixel dimensions the
same.

Thanks. Of course this is just a small fast draft page, finall logo will
be optimize.

But first we need to have that logo at all =)

Can anyone say anything about thoes images? Anyone is nice on
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/ ?
or
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/

perhaps
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/
is nice? or is it ugly? Please be honest

<limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl> wrote

mbstevens wrote:

The logos are 16 or 17 K each. For a 3-color image you could probably
optimize them to about 3 or 4 K while leaving the pixel dimensions the
same.

Thanks. Of course this is just a small fast draft page, finall logo will
be optimize.

But first we need to have that logo at all =)

Can anyone say anything about thoes images? Anyone is nice on
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/ ?
or
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/

perhaps
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/
is nice? or is it ugly? Please be honest

for what it's worth, it seems to me like you would want to join these two
words instead of dividing them up as you have in most of these logos...The
one overthe other gives the idea of a subset, i.e. brand and model, rather
than one unified idea.

"edgy" <hotmail (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

limcore (AT) gazeta (DOT) pl> wrote

mbstevens wrote:

The logos are 16 or 17 K each. For a 3-color image you could probably
optimize them to about 3 or 4 K while leaving the pixel dimensions the
same.

Thanks. Of course this is just a small fast draft page, finall logo will
be optimize.

But first we need to have that logo at all =)

Can anyone say anything about thoes images? Anyone is nice on
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/ ?
or
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/

perhaps
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/
is nice? or is it ugly? Please be honest


for what it's worth, it seems to me like you would want to join these two
words instead of dividing them up as you have in most of these logos...The
one overthe other gives the idea of a subset, i.e. brand and model, rather
than one unified idea.

agreed... if it is one word then show it as one word - why confuse people?

and then get a spell checker before you start making things
http://www.limcore.com/limcore/logo/test1/09/
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