Re: [us-marketing] brochure with new web page logo design

> > > I am working on a new brochure for LibreOffice.  Since the new web page
> >
> > has a "half-circle" logo design, I decided to include a similar design on
> > it.
> > > Since it shows "The Document Foundation" under the "LibreOffice logo",
it
> > has to pass the "branding" issues.
> > > This brochure started out with text from an older brochure that was
shown
> > on the wiki page[s], but was updated some with the new design that is
> > reflected in the new front page of the web site.  There may still be some
> > work to do, but I thought I would let everyone see what it looks like and
> > it can go from there.
> > > In the paragraph that describes "Draw", there is a max. page size
> >
> > listing.  It originally listed "300cm by 300cm".  I made a version that
> > shows that size in inches.  Draw would not let me go above 118.11 inches,
> > so I just listed "118 by 118 inches".
> > > Both versions of the brochure is in 8.5" by 11" letter size, but I could
> >
> > make it in A4 size if you wish.
> > > http://libreoffice-na.us/brochure-lo-4-letter-size--in-measure.odt
> > >
> > > http://libreoffice-na.us/brochure-lo-4-letter-size--cm-measure.odt
> > >
> > > Please let me know what you think.  The last brochure I was using was
> >
> > made in the Spring/Summer or 2011.  It was time for an update.
> >
> >
> > particularly would use the half circle to the cover and pages intern
would
> > use LibreOffice logo but as a monochromatic watermark, maybe light grey
or
> > green.
>
>
> I decided to use that "half-circle" logo on top of all 6 panels for
continuity.   To me it looks better that way over without it.
> The watermark, would it be used on the top, like I am using now, or be
floating behind the text in the center of these pages with the text over
top of it?
> I do not do much with the "watermark option" but I have been known to
take an image and "thin and lighten" it to the point where it is looking
like a watermark and then use that image as a background one.  I tend to
make them so that they print out fine, but do not show up when scanned or
copied.  It has been well over a year since I made on like that, but I
started making them before I knew about a "watermark option" the system[s]
I was using before LO.


What about using inkscape to play with colors and then add to the brochure?





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