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Does anyone remember the ArchSE thread I made? Well...I decided to rethink the logo...I think I did worse on the shading.
New: 3
Original: 4
Which looks better to you?
Last edited by ShadowKyogre (2009-04-23 23:32:22)
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The black one looks like Wolverine scratched it
The red one is a little too bright for my tastes, especially in the middle.
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i like the "original" red one more
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Ah, okay. I wonder what the others think
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Made two versions of a wallpaper I made for us Arch Linux users: http://shadowkyogre.deviantart.com/art/ … -120079681
There are two versions because of the logo differences. Besides that, how is it? *the individual files are in a tar.gz on the dA page*
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I'm a bit perturbed by the fact that the A is upside down hehe but I like the creativity.
Just nitpicking:
some texturing would be good...to avoid that plastic feel of solid colors.
softening up the lines and edges a bit might tone down how agressive the logo is. Not to say that arch user wouldn't go kick the @#*$ out of Ubuntu users
Last edited by dr/owned (2009-04-22 04:49:32)
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I like the new one...
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Ah, okay. I wonder what the others think
it looks like "the dark side of arch".
nice though!
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@dr/owned: I can't seem to think of other symbols of evil that don't involve turning the A upside down Anyway, I could make the logos appear as if they were on metal.
@xalviax: Okay ^^
@DonVla: Precisely what I was going for!
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2nd's the best
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Not bad but this is not an "A" anymore...
Afterall...the distro is not "Glassy Spikes Linux"...it's "A"rchlinux
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We could always change the name to GS Linux...sounds pretty badass
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Nice work
I like the new one best. The old one is kind of missing a shadow or something. the 'A' part of the logo is much more visible in the new one, I think because you have a clear indication of depth on it.
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The new black one looks just like an inverted arrow, I like the older one better.
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@evilgold: Thank you. I was intending the old logo to look something like a pentagram, while the newer one was meant to be a combination between a dragon's head and the Arch Linux logo.
@Netsu: Ah, okay. I suppose there was more originality to the original from your point of view. Am I right?
@dr/owned: What would GS stand for? I've been also thinking of changing the color scheme to black and violet after I saw your post about the least used colors for Linux distros and your wallpaper for Arch Linux.
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Scarlet letter distro.
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GS Linux - Glass Spikes Linux or Godly Simple Linux
Be careful though if you want to mix purple in. I've found just color experimenting that purple and black really clash quite a bit for some reason. If you mix in a bit of white with the purple (but don't make it pink or magenta) and use gray for accents it seems to make purple more palatable.
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@dr/owned: Ah, okay. I will keep that in mind. I also have two color schemes ready for people to use. One involves red on dark red in the text box (for stealthy users like me ) or violet on dark violet (more visible). Should I post screencaps of how each color scheme looks too?
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Here's a shade of purple which I believe would work well on the 1st one: (sorry about there being no white background...it was being weird)
The red outline around it was a bit of an accident but I think it makes it look even better.
And just for kicks, could you rotate it 180 degrees and shift the upper A down about halfway?
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Hum, now you have me intrigued cause I see the possibilities of this being merged with my logo in the other thread. 180 degree rotation, and replace the big A with my yellow one, keep the colored scratches then keep the dark top arrow...hmm let me see if I can mock it up using copy and paste
No no no its horrible, the scratches look like hanging bananas
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@dr/owned post 1: That is definitely the shade of purple I was thinking! 8D
@dr/owned post 2: Yay! ...does it really look like hanging bananas?
Also got the color schemes up: http://shadowkyogre.deviantart.com/art/ … -120162697
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Bluerate them!
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@Lexion: :? I also added a blueviolet variant of the color scheme.
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If anyone has better spinoff ideas for the Arch Linux logo, please tell me ^^
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turn them "right side down" i liked them better that way
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