Add notebook for creating (and exploring) logos#506
Add notebook for creating (and exploring) logos#506eriknw merged 12 commits intopython-graphblas:mainfrom
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Oh good, it looks like the images persisted, so it's possible to view the notebook in this PR to see everything. For example: https://github.com/python-graphblas/python-graphblas/blob/f2dee979916a8068109f20a14921f0627bfd0e7f/notebooks/logos_and_colors.ipynb |
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I like variant 1. :) |
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Thanks @SultanOrazbayev! I could go with variant 1 :) I'm curious what these look like with the name logo added beside or below. Also, note that the logos don't currently render correctly on Android devices (b/c they don't have Courier New font). |
Whoa, I thought font availability problem was a thing of the past. |
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If you're wondering where the other secondary colors come from (celadon, eggplant, and dutch white), it's b/c I like the way they look here: |
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The G is not as recognizable when zoomed-out, but I think that is fine (and expected) at small scale. |
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One more iteration of simplification! These only use two colors and are the same regardless of light or dark. I also made some things slightly thicker to show up better when displayed as a small favicon. Left/middle/right use slightly different colors, because slightly lighter colors show up better for me when small. The right-most logos use this color palette: I'm leaning towards orange nodes and blue lines, which comes across as stronger/bolder for me. This also makes us more similar to NetworkX logo and less similar to NumFOCUS logo. Compare to NumFOCUS logo: and NetworkX logo: To recap: the top-right is my leading contender as the logo: Any final tweaks to try? CC @jim22k (note: I did not "borrow" any color from any other logo--these colors are our own--but blue/orange was considered so as to be similar to networkx; also, our brackets looks different than the NumFOCUS brackets) |
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That works for me. |
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Merging! Thanks for all the feedback y'all (here and through other channels). This was pretty fun! I just whipped up the vertical and horizontal versions of the logo (image + text). We can always review and make changes if there's a reason to. |

Aim is to close #171.
I don't trust my eye for artistic or design work, so I tried to make it possible (and hopefully not too difficult) to experiment with both the color palette and logos.
I want to hear feedback! :)