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Greetings!
I'm not much good at logos, but I noticed the structural similarities
between 'POV' and 'RAY', and had a brief burst of inspiration.
Once you view the image, this should make sense: 'POV' reads across the
top line, 'RAY' reads across the bottom, and the loops at either end,
well, I just thought they rounded it out nicely.
A more talented soul than I would probably run a spectrum hue through
the loops (or treat them as a hollow, hemispherical cross-section of a
toroid that runs behind the text), and add depth to the stalk of the R,
the a, and the stalk of the Y, to make them stand apart a bit more.
Feel free to rip it off and make better variants, if you think it's got
some value.
In the ongoing search for a cool logo, I just wanted to make sure the
structural aspects of the name itself were recognised.
Henry.
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In article <htp-1FEB08.03003706052000@news.povray.org>, Henry
<htp### [at] mac com> wrote:
> I'm not much good at logos, but I noticed the structural similarities
> between 'POV' and 'RAY', and had a brief burst of inspiration.
>
> Once you view the image, this should make sense: 'POV' reads across the
> top line, 'RAY' reads across the bottom, and the loops at either end,
> well, I just thought they rounded it out nicely.
This certainly looks a lot better than my attempt at the same thing(see
the message Logo attempt - POV Logo.jpg).
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Christopher James Huff - Personal e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
TAG(Technical Assistance Group) e-mail: chr### [at] tagpovrayorg
Personal Web page: http://chrishuff.dhs.org/
TAG Web page: http://tag.povray.org/
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That's by far the best logo I have seen so far (especially the black and
white one).
Besides, the idea of merging the letters is were good.
The colours of the colored version are a bit dark ( but that's a personnal
taste).
> Greetings!
>
> I'm not much good at logos, but I noticed the structural similarities
> between 'POV' and 'RAY', and had a brief burst of inspiration.
>
> Once you view the image, this should make sense: 'POV' reads across the
> top line, 'RAY' reads across the bottom, and the loops at either end,
> well, I just thought they rounded it out nicely.
>
> A more talented soul than I would probably run a spectrum hue through
> the loops (or treat them as a hollow, hemispherical cross-section of a
> toroid that runs behind the text), and add depth to the stalk of the R,
> the a, and the stalk of the Y, to make them stand apart a bit more.
>
> Feel free to rip it off and make better variants, if you think it's got
> some value.
>
> In the ongoing search for a cool logo, I just wanted to make sure the
> structural aspects of the name itself were recognised.
>
> Henry.
>
> [Image]
>
> [Image]
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Again, this concept looks familiar. :)
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Hey, neat! I would maybe go without the rings though.
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The concept is the best I've seen yet. The font doesn't look very good,
however. Perhaps a more futuristic font would portray povray better?
Henry wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm not much good at logos, but I noticed the structural similarities
> between 'POV' and 'RAY', and had a brief burst of inspiration.
>
> Once you view the image, this should make sense: 'POV' reads across the
> top line, 'RAY' reads across the bottom, and the loops at either end,
> well, I just thought they rounded it out nicely.
>
> A more talented soul than I would probably run a spectrum hue through
> the loops (or treat them as a hollow, hemispherical cross-section of a
> toroid that runs behind the text), and add depth to the stalk of the R,
> the a, and the stalk of the Y, to make them stand apart a bit more.
>
> Feel free to rip it off and make better variants, if you think it's got
> some value.
>
> In the ongoing search for a cool logo, I just wanted to make sure the
> structural aspects of the name itself were recognised.
>
> Henry.
>
> [Image]
>
> [Image]
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Samuel Benge
E-Mail: STB### [at] aolcom
Visit the still unfinished isosurface tutorial:
http://members.aol.com/stbenge
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In article <391374FE.B2D6188F@aol.com>, "SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom>
wrote:
> The concept is the best I've seen yet. The font doesn't look very good,
> however. Perhaps a more futuristic font would portray povray better?
All the futuristic fonts I've got have got PR,vY in proportions that
don't allow a neat overlay. Very few of them have serifs, either, which
means they end up looking a bit bland (and don't provide obvious points
for the loops to connect to).
Now, if you know of any good futuristic serif fonts...
Henry.
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This definitely cool, but I keep reading 'Cray' instead ;)
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Margus Ramst
Personal e-mail: mar### [at] peakeduee
TAG (Team Assistance Group) e-mail: mar### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Greetings!
For those of you that didn't like the loops, I now present an almost
frighteningly simple version for your consideration:
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Roy Pav?
J/K
"Henry" <htp### [at] maccom> wrote in message
news:htp-56B579.00144607052000@news.povray.org...
> Greetings!
>
> For those of you that didn't like the loops, I now present an almost
> frighteningly simple version for your consideration:
>
>
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