I love the Blue and black ones here. The shuriken seems more dynamic. THe arrow is just so horizontal and straight. Too 'normal'.
But I miss the ninja mask and eyes theme :( As far as the adolesent comment....I'm in no hurry to ever gow up ;) To minimise the death and killing aspect, perhaps we could get Gabe from pennyarcade.com to submit one of his Cardboard tube samurai drawings :) --Chris >-----Original Message----- >From: Walter Kobylanski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 5:41 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Chris Santerre; >[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: another round on the SpamAssassin logos? > > >Hi everyone, > >We have made some modifications that you can check here: >http://www.studio.st/moreversions.png > >(should we post it somewhere else?) > >Please remember that we made this new versions relly fast, so >they could > better. > >This are just other options that we suggest. You can see that >the *logo* > has not changed but we wanted to show you that it can be >used in very >different ways. > >We hope you like it. > >Walter Kobylanski > >PD: Sorry for my poor english, I am working on it ;) > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >Walter Kobylanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > >> Ouch! ;-) > >> Well, in a few hours we will send an update on our logo. > >> We will try to make some final improvements: better >'typo', colors... > > >Cool. I look forward to it. The tie between the logos was quite >literally a tie. In pair-wise comparisons between those three, each >submission won 4 times and lost 4 times (with 8 developers voting): > > 42,33,37 > 42,37,33 > 33,37,42 > 42,33,37 > 37,33,42 > 37,33,42 > 42,33,37 > 37,33,42 > > (42 came in first once more than 37, but also came last >once more too. > 33 was the most frequent second choice and only came in last once.) > >I'm just looking for the logo that I think best preserves the branding >that we've built up over time. Given our success, I think >we'd be crazy >to try to completely change our brand image. I believe we do want >something more professional, corporate, and serious than our current >logo, but not too harsh (death) or too boring (excessively corporate). >I only have one vote, of course. ;-) > >Bear in mind, images of darkness and death might have a much more >negative impact in other cultures. > >Daniel > >-- Daniel Quinlan http://www.pathname.com/~quinlan/ >
