Please post as answers below, your logo proposals for this site.
Rules:
- Original artwork only.
- You need to have a copy of your submission in a vector format.
Stolen from here
Please post as answers below, your logo proposals for this site.
Rules:
Stolen from here
This design is based on the currently leading URL "beyondpolygons.com," although it could also work for the "gameloop" variants.
Basically, it's a polygon, ie 3 vertices. There are several variations, some with and some without colors. In places where there is color, it's the all powerful RGB triplet. There are a few variants here where the polygon has a sharp/broken edge around it which, while also looking cool, kind of plays on the "beyond" part of the URL, ie "breaking" out of the polygon mold, etc. Also notice that the color is coming from each vertex as though they are linearly interpolated vertex colors--a play on the colored triangle we all drew when learning how to use vertices.
And yes, it is the Stack Overflow font because it looks so clean/sharp/good.
There are of course a number of other combinations of color, edge style etc but hopefully the subset above gives an idea.
Edit: ordered by the preference we've been leaning towards so far (pseudo-upvoting?).
Continued on Sean James logotype since I liked the idea. It definately needs a splash of color but the original gradient between vertices is a bit uneasy to look at and will usually do badly in print. So here are some alterations on the logotype where the colors are simplified.
Whitespace in vertices are filled with color: beyond polygons vertices colored http://a.imageshack.us/img706/2093/bpverticescolored.png
Black figure around the vertices is filled with color: beyond polygons vertices colored http://a.imageshack.us/img269/3966/bpverticesfilledpolygon.png
All white space is filled with color: beyond polygons vertices colored http://a.imageshack.us/img36/7871/bpallwhitespacefilled.png
As per Noctrine's comment where the white space bars between vertices are filled:
a.
beyond polygons with color http://a.imageshack.us/img97/6163/bpbarsfilledccw.png
b.
beyond polygons with color http://a.imageshack.us/img69/3987/bpbarsfilled.png
c. Tetrad's suggestion with R->G->B
beyond polygons with color http://a.imageshack.us/img46/2015/bprgb.png