Maemo.org logo contest submissions
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Image:Maemo_org_logo_contest_narbat_6.png|Size Comparisons. The 16x16 favicon doesn't have the wifi lines. The flat globe is used in all the above logos; a more spherical shading is also available (but is probably too busy for small areas). With the flat shading the logo only requires four colors: blue, green, orange, and black. Perfect for silk-screening onto a t-shirt! | Image:Maemo_org_logo_contest_narbat_6.png|Size Comparisons. The 16x16 favicon doesn't have the wifi lines. The flat globe is used in all the above logos; a more spherical shading is also available (but is probably too busy for small areas). With the flat shading the logo only requires four colors: blue, green, orange, and black. Perfect for silk-screening onto a t-shirt! | ||
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| + | Image:Maemo.org_logo_contest_jussi_-001-.png|The idea: The a and e ligature formed of dots signifies that the maemo is built on the collaborate effort of the community, and the mœbius loop / strip embedded in the ligature shows that there are infinite possibilities when you work together. | ||
| + | Image:Maemo.org_logo_contest_jussi_-002-.png|Symbol only, to use for instance as favicon or on t-shirt print. | ||
| + | Image:Maemo.org_logo_contest_jussi_-003-.png|T-shirt examples | ||
| + | Image:Maemo.org_logo_contest_jussi_-004-.png|I know this is a little above and beyond. I got a little carried away. These are ideas for implementation on the core maemo brand level, where colour can be used to signify the difference between the maemo os (green) and the maemo community (orange red). I suppose this is more up to Nokia. ;) | ||
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Revision as of 04:06, 20 June 2008
This page contains submissions for the maemo.org logo contest. The contest is now open! The closing date for entries is the 27th of July, 2008. For rules and submission guidelines, please see the contest page.
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Entries for maemo.org logo contest
attila
 Maemo Butterfly (shadows) |
 Maemo Butterfly (no shadows) |
 Maemo Butterfly Inverse (shadows) |
 Maemo Butterfly Inverse (no shadows) |
deadknight88
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dzahariev
 The main idea is that Open Source software is like honey and all other products that are produced inside bee hive from the united efforts of the bees. So the bees are developers and the Maemo is a result of their work. I am not so good in design, but I think that the idea have a potential. |
 This is an idea for the icon. |
crawfordm
 Signifying community and wireless technology. |
fredyrivera
 Maemo People Ico |
 Maemo People |
jobelium
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rsperberg
 Re-using Karoliina's original color scheme |
 More logo-like |
 Maemo.org isn't a company but a group of people who all contribute toward the same goal. So you don't get "machined" results. But a lot of the vibrancy comes from the non-automaton approach that is the essence of Linux and the FOSS movement. |
 Version with splashier colors (but any could be used). The handlettering is available as a font so that it can be used for tabs, titles and such in the wiki redesign. |
 When a horizontal layout is inappropriate, a square form can be used instead. |
 The square form with splashier colors. Favicon could use "m.o" or just "m" to remain readable, in the color scheme chosen, of course. |
GarethLWalt
 Modern branding. This logo is easily readable at the size of a quarter. However, this pure vector logo is easily scaled to an unlimited size. |
 Custom typography. The lettering on this logo was created carefully on a grid. The color and outline are examples. |
baksiidaa
 I like having the ".org" as a superscript—that way it's a non-integral part of the logo that could be replaced to create a logo for something besides the website. |
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joeaguy
 Bitmap with negative space, wide. Big, bold, technical, with a soft edge. |
 Bitmap with negative space, narrow. Minimalist pixel theater. |
 Bitmap with negative space, narrow and inverse. Now is the time on Sprockets when we dance. |
Narbat
Variations on a theme. Same idea, using a stylized "ae" combination with a background of the globe, with wifi connection lines above. First is the full logo, then an abbreviated version for when the whole word isn't needed. Finally, each variation has a black-and-white variation.
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Size Comparisons. The 16x16 favicon doesn't have the wifi lines. The flat globe is used in all the above logos; a more spherical shading is also available (but is probably too busy for small areas). With the flat shading the logo only requires four colors: blue, green, orange, and black. Perfect for silk-screening onto a t-shirt! |
jussi
 The idea: The a and e ligature formed of dots signifies that the maemo is built on the collaborate effort of the community, and the mœbius loop / strip embedded in the ligature shows that there are infinite possibilities when you work together. |
 Symbol only, to use for instance as favicon or on t-shirt print. |
 T-shirt examples |
 I know this is a little above and beyond. I got a little carried away. These are ideas for implementation on the core maemo brand level, where colour can be used to signify the difference between the maemo os (green) and the maemo community (orange red). I suppose this is more up to Nokia. ;) |