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Nice to see the crowd go wild for
#3. That was my pick (noted to Kim). I concur with all of Susan’s thoughts and
I would add this. #3 puts the characters in a semi-circle, as though in a
group. There were other layouts with the characters in a row from tall to
small. Rather hierarchical. Or even worse, standing in a que for services. I think of our population as a group
working together, not people waiting in line. First gut reaction counts for a
lot. BTW – if you look at the BCN logo (http://bouldercommunity.net) you can
see some similarities in design. Paul Tiger -- Volunteer Coordinator --
Boulder Community Network (303) 774-6383 Home (720) 323-0570 Cellular http://www.BoulderCommunity.Net The Boulder Community Network: Technology
Serving Community -----Original
Message----- I would like to lobby
heavily for #3. It is the only one that incorporates multiple colors for
the people icons, an important image that reflects the diversity of ages,
ethnicities, abilities, and needs that HSA agencies serve. So – in the
tradition of Abramoff, if any of you would like loads of perks and extras,
perhaps a jet ride or two, in exchange for your support of logo #3, just see me
and I’ll see what I can do… S. Susan B. Levy, Women's
Health (BVWHC) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] t: 303-440-9320
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Title: Message
- RE: HSA Logos in PDF form Uitti, Jane
- RE: HSA Logos in PDF form Susan Levy
- RE: HSA Logos in PDF form Volunteer Coordinator - BCN
- RE: HSA Logos in PDF form Uitti, Jane
