...name for Facebook.
Well, that's what I've heard!
And attached is the new logo.
So, how would you go about drawing it?
It would be great if you attached your .xar file, so that we can all learn from your method.
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...name for Facebook.
Well, that's what I've heard!
And attached is the new logo.
So, how would you go about drawing it?
It would be great if you attached your .xar file, so that we can all learn from your method.
Here is my solution.
Attachment 130920
Facebook will still be Facebook. It will be a division or product, as it were, of Meta.
Ugly logo
Aside from the logo being unappealing and heavy-handed from a design standpoint, why not have the light strand in front?
I think it's uncomfortable to look at. Logo designers should at least remember the golden ratio.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
I think that is too formulaic.Quote:
I think it's uncomfortable to look at. Logo designers should at least remember the golden ratio.
I get that the infinity symbol is also a stylized M. It just lacks finesse, kind of like Facebook itself.
That's very good, indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ernie-f
Your solution is simpler than mine.
I didn't say that it was beautiful! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by behzad
I'm really interested in how you would go about drawing it.
Here's what happens if I interpret the logo as a stereogram. Visually the dark section appearing over the lighter part of the band is a disconnect and does not work for me.
dunno gary... the dark over the light works better for me; I see this logo as a stylised set of goggles of the kind Mr Z would have us all wear [hence my last post]
nice stereogram :)
@ rik - no way could I improve on ernie's offering; has to be the way to go, good on you ernie
One more with the hidden image the way the logo should be in 3D space.
i agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by behzad
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Thank You Rik.
We all know there’s not only one way.
To the new logo: there wright it may be a stylized ruberband. What ever. For me is this new logo not to end thought.