Congrats to Veerle, who has today launched her new Expression Engine powered blog.
Thank you to the 197 of you (see, I’m keeping it updated) who introduced yourselves, de-lurked, and left your flags the other day.
Gee, thanks Jon. We all hate memes, yet we all respond. As usual, no idea where it began, but I’ll waste some valuable time on it. Let the infection spread…
Lurker? Regular? Friend? Time for you to introduce yourself. Also, I’m now using IP addresses to attach a flag to your comment based on where in the world you are, and I’m keen to see how many different flags we can get for one post.
OK. I’ve had enough of ace print designer and soon-to-leave-for-London colleague Jamie taking the piss out of me for only knowing three fonts or whatever. I will not have him look round at me in his you don’t even know what kerning is way ever again. It’s time for me to become a better designer. It’s time to learn about type…
No jokes this time. The Simplified Standards logo comp is finally over. I’ve waded through the 200 or so comments from the previous logo posts, totted up results based on favourites, second favourites and cries of “please, no!”, and can finally announce the winner, four runners-up, and give credits for the other 59 entries.
OK, you decide. Yes, the badger was a dirty joke. Democracy was requested, so democracy you get. Here are all 64 logos for the Simplified Standards website. Remember, the watchwords are simplicity, standards and bloody good design.
The winner is yet to be decided. Yes, this was a joke. Sorry, readers. I’ll announce the real winner in the next two days.
Yes, they keep coming - 64 sets thus far. You saw the first 23 submissions, then a further 19, and now I present the last few. Any that arrive in the next 24 hours will also be added to this post.
After I previewed the first 23 submissions yesterday, a further 19 landed in my inbox today. Again, it’s a mixed bag, and I’m really starting to warm to some of them now. You’ve until the 25th if you wish to submit a logo, but do scan the rules and background first. As always, your feedback is welcomed…
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