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  • Design Nightingale Logo, part 2

Design Nightingale Logo, part 2

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Started October 3rd, 2008 · 11 replies · Latest reply by Bram 16 years, 10 months ago

Bram

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16 years, 10 months ago
#1

http://www.freesound.org/files/design2/

please vote!

- Bram

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thanos

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16 years, 10 months ago
#2

I think the designers should keep designing a bit longer. Seems to me the logo design is on a good path with #1/2/3 but it's not there yet. The typeface is very cool & very simple, but it's missing the mark somehow, the element that illustrates freesound needs development.

Honestly, I prefer the current freesound logo to these. I do appreciate the designers' work though, and thanks for asking our opinions. Your approach is great.

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thanos

2 sounds

62 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#3

Why not just take freesound #2 and stick the squiggly waveform centered above it? In grey probably.

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deleted_user_229898

103 sounds

216 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#4

thanos
I think the designers should keep designing a bit longer. Seems to me the logo design is on a good path with #1/2/3 but it's not there yet. The typeface is very cool & very simple, but it's missing the mark somehow, the element that illustrates freesound needs development.

Honestly, I prefer the current freesound logo to these. I do appreciate the designers' work though, and thanks for asking our opinions. Your approach is great.

I voted #1 (with a thinner waveline) - but I totally agree with thanos

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ERH

1,366 sounds

123 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#5

Number 1 again - because it is more bold and striking. The stylised waveform is much more relevant than the waves breaking out in 3 since the waveform corresponds to those seen alongside every freesound file.

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plagasul

229 sounds

182 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#6

thanos
I think the designers should keep designing a bit longer. Seems to me the logo design is on a good path with #1/2/3 but it's not there yet.

I agree

Jaume Ferrete www.jaumeferrete.net
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Walter_Odington

251 sounds

95 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#7

I'm glad to see that 1 is leading the way, its the best for a logo. Scalable, recognisable, and it looks pretty damn cool. Nice one

www.hungryjoe.tv
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Akrotiri

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16 years, 10 months ago
#8

I think we all appreciate the work of the designers. However, the waveform on the current logo (due to the use of monochromatic light to very dark gray, and the bending of the waves' crests) has elements that suggest - not static - but an active, vibrating frequency - which unmistakably suggests the energy of sound. My question is, could the designers incorporate the current logo's waveform into the new designs? As in - the current waveform segueing onto the "freesound" text, even keeping the new color elements if you wish. Just an opinion. Thanks.

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arifd

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16 years, 10 months ago
#9

sorry for not RTFM (or in this case the whole of the last topic) but my favourite is still the old thread's version 1, by a significant amount.

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audiomfs

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16 years, 10 months ago
#10

I go for logo 1, it refeeshes the old one but keeping it's spirit.

Bram

122 sounds

1,573 posts

16 years, 10 months ago
#11

latest design: http://www.freesound.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3705

- Bram

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