[VisCom] Logos, Round II

[Jason Birch]

I think that there was some discussion about the prevalence of the compass icon in geo logos way back when, and an opinion that it generally wouldn't be a problem.  Maybe from Rich or Autodesk branding?  That particular version isn't nearly as close as some of the other ones that were looked at. (number of spokes, orientation, weight etc)
 
Jason

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From: Michael P. Gerlek
Sent: Tue 2006-10-31 3:27 PM
To: dev at visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org
Subject: RE: [VisCom] Logos, Round II


Check out the attached logo...!
 
-mpg
 


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	From: Michael P. Gerlek [mailto:mpg at lizardtech.com] 
	Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 10:01 AM
	To: dev at visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org; dev at visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org
	Subject: RE: [VisCom] Logos, Round II
	
	

	> you should ask whenever you need to create something with the OSGeo logo on it (well, it
	> actually says that you are not allowed to at all - unless you ask). Who is to be asked and
	> who will decide (and in what time, we would not want to have to wait for the next
	> board meeting)? Is this a job done by VisCom?
	
	This is a entirely VisCom job, I'll own it.  Up to and including business card creation.  It'll be just like the shirts, that's a job I can actually be successful at...
	
	Buttons are best done via Cafepress, though.  Easy to set up, once the logo is ready.  If desired, I can keep some "in stock" here in Seattle for rush orders (again, like I do for the shirts).
	
	> > No, just that if we are using a black background to standardise on white
	> > rather than green for the text "OSGeo"
	
	> Good idea, like it is on the lands end shirt.
	
	Umm, no -- the logo on the Lands End black shirts is GREEN, not WHITE..?
	
	-mpg 

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