"Tony[B]" wrote:
> It occured to me during Physics class the other day. I do a
> lot of doodling while they're explaining stuff I know. :) Enjoy.

I hate to be the one to sound negative, but unlike others here I personally
don't think this logo would have won.

I believe that it is easy to create a single version of a logo that looks
cool, but that the true value of the logo is first relieved when a b/w
version of the logo is made plus several different presentations.

I think this logo could have gotten maybe a third place. My estimation is
not worth much though, the only thing I can say in my defence is that the
results of the contest turned out very close to what I had expected.

> Had I not put the PoV-logo in, I would have had a better
> chance with my Eye-logo,

That is NOT true!

The priority system I used made sure that those kind of problems could not
happen!

(Had America used a priority system they probably wouldn't have had the
problem they're having now!)

> but AFAIK, I didn't win... or did I?

You got a nice second place. :)

> Although I think too few people participated. If this were
> serious, I would have expected at least a hundred or so
> participants.

In the first logo competition we got 31 votes. In this one we got 51, which
is about what I had expected. I think it is quite a lot, considering that
the POV-Team will have the final saying anyway. Anyway, even with several
times more votes, the results would most probably have been the same.

Rune
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