Hi Christian,
Le 19/02/14 07:25 PM, Christian Lohmaier a écrit :
And my comment to Klaus-Jürgen's remark that you need to follow the
branding guidelines: I don't believe that the 2013 logo was against
those guidelines, after all they state:
"Logos that don't represent the LibreOffice software or the Document
Foundation, but are related to it in some way, may use the
LibreOffice
symbol to show the relationship they have to it without adhering to
the above guidelines."
and also the example for the 10th anniversary is quite different from
the normal LibreOffice logo.
After all the event represents the community, not just the software,
so creative freedom is very welcome.
But I also agree that the Milan logo (as seen on
http://conference.libreoffice.org/2013/en ) doesn't pick up the
distinct design elements at all.
BTW: also feel free to play with the motif
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Motif , the triangle
arrangement/patterns - those are used in documents (presentation
templates, letter-heads,...) - and of course can also be used in
logos.
ciao
Christian
I am more in favour of KJ's comments. IMO we still need to have a
consistent brand strategy to follow. The 2013 did obviously stray quite
a ways from this. Also our 10 year anniversary banner was worked on
when
our branding strategy was still in infancy and we were in the middle of
trying to bridge the connection from our previous life under our older
name and now our newer name.
I still think we need to follow branding strategy as we are really not
well known enough in different sections of the globe.
Yes, adding the motif would be nice. It seems to have been missed in
some of our branding artwork. It also helps with our brand recognition
even if it is still not really necessary.
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