Logo
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I imagined the README.md
file, that looks to be the home page of vis, could have some logo on top, even if it is as simple as this:
Or something more in the style of suckless.org, sta.li, or sxiv.
Or maybe as well a patchwork like your avatar.
Or none at all, I am just proposing. :)
I won't say no to a good looking logo. Unfortunately I probably have neither the time nor the talent to actively contribute to this. One idea would be to use something inspired by the vis logo, but I would first have to check the copyright/trademark status of it.
So yes, proposals welcome.
I am not sure to have the skills neither, but I can try... The one I took was very neutral: just a font. The one you proposed is more fancy and colorful, so let's free our creativity!
The copyright may not be that much an issue if we take inspiration, but if the logo is being different.
Here are propositions for a curve to use. It is possible to change:
- the number of elements (here is 2 kinds of element times 6 for each, but it could be 3 elements times 2, or just 1 times 3...)
- the spiral/straight balance (intensity of the curve, how much should it spin)
- the thickness of each elements
- how many and how thick the tips should be split (little bars effect at the exterior of each element)
... and what not!
[EDIT]: Added numbers and added colored versions.
[EDIT]: Now that I think of it, this looks like an agressive lollipop!
For an editor that strives to be minimalistic, i find the proposed logo too complex. I think the simple textual logo or something similar is better.
@erf: I worked with big images, but this will be a logo, not a fulscreen thing. Now that I consider this, it looks rather complex indeed.
I will make a simpler version, with less elements and see if it is better.
Maybe even ASCII art could work.
Here is an image that looks a bit more like the proposition from @martanne and may be simpler:
But I still keep in mind simple typography.
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This one is not an editor logo, but another image of the Vis group @martanne talked about:
By combining a modified 11 and "VIS", composing it like the Vis group logo, we get something like this:
The font used permits to use it for a logo. It is inspired from the old NASA logo, which I feel to fit the galaxy shaped spiral.
No need to clutter the issue tracker, so closing this.
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