This task is a continuation of another logo edit+render task. Base your activity here on one of the completed tasks.
We need a final cohesive logo representation that we can use in our tools, give to press groups, and help to codify our image. We've done 90% of the effort already, but need your help putting on the finishing touches.
Search BRL-CAD's completed tasks in melange for "production-quality version of our logo" and download the submitted materials. Your task is to create many more sizes and versions of their final product with and without our title.
If you need to re-render a logo image yourself, you'll need to download and install BRL-CAD. See http://brlcad.org/wiki/Deuces#Getting_Started if you run into problems.
For this task, we want our logo depiction rendered into multiple sizes, colors, with and without our title. This is the bulk of the work expected:
Create or color-adjust renderings so that we have a suitable version in full color, grayscale, dichromatic (two colors + black and white), and black white.
Create versions with and without BRL-CAD added to the logo.
Create multiples sizes where the maximal width is the following pixel sizes: 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 1024, 2048.
Create all of them with transparent backgrounds (BRL-CAD defaults to 0/0/1, which helps selecting it in image-editing tools.
References:- http://brlcad.org/gci/logo
- http://brlcad.org/wiki/Logo
- http://brlcad.org/wiki/Documentation
- http://brlcad.org/gci/logo
| File name/URL | File size | Date submitted | |
|---|---|---|---|
| flat.png | 542.0 KB | December 11 2014 18:37 UTC | |
| mockup.png | 5.3 MB | December 11 2014 18:41 UTC | |
| flaticon.png | 40.1 KB | December 11 2014 18:41 UTC | |
| grayscale+dichromatic.png | 38.7 KB | December 11 2014 18:45 UTC | |
| Logo.g~3 | 34.8 KB | December 11 2014 18:46 UTC | |
| BRL-CAD Logos 2.zip | 436.4 KB | December 12 2014 05:58 UTC |
I would like to work on this task.
This task has been assigned to Marc Tannous. You have 100 hours to complete this task, good luck!
To fix all the issues from last time around, I am just uploading one size and if it gets an okay from your side, I will do the rest.
Basically, I rendered my 3D logo adaptation from an "above" view, tried my best at eliminating all the inconsistencies in sharpness in it ( because there were a lot ) and working at 300dpi means there shouldn't be even one pixel out of place, as this is very high detail.
Then, adjusted the colors to fit my front-end pattern guide ( to keep everything consistent ), used Open-Sans to write the text but modified a few elements in there because they were misplaced, and submitted these designs.
Hope you like them,
Regards,
Marc
This being a flat version of it, without any shaders or ambiental lightning, the grayscale version matches the dichromatic version. Also, adjusted the grays to express more contrast.
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This is looking really good, much better and more flexibly useful. As for your model, is there a specific reason you removed the big center pegs? Note that they are what actually hold the pieces together if this were made for real.
So now if you make the additional sizes for flaticon and grayscale, I think this will be complete!
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Lowered down the pegs size to fit a requirement I saw on some other task, somebody pointing out an actual bike peg+pin component, tried to have the proportions adequate plus it looks better IMO.
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Looks like the 64 size seems to be clipped on the right side, but otherwise, these look great!