Ozon3Org / Ozon3

An open-source Python package to easily obtain real-time, historical, or forecasted air quality data for anywhere in the world. Reliable, accurate and simple.
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Creation of logo for Ozone package #100

Closed Milind220 closed 2 years ago

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

Ozone currently lacks a logo. A logo goes a long way in making the package feel more professional, and makes the README and documentation site look prettier too!

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Be creative, have fun!

kristinamancini commented 2 years ago

Hold my beer, I got this

I will give this a try

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Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@kristinamancini Great! thanks

kristinamancini commented 2 years ago

Here is what I came up with:

Ozone Logo

Using Figma, I put ozone (three oxygen molecules) and a cloud in front of what is assumed to be the earth or the air, implying ozone depletion.

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@kristinamancini Hey! thank you for the effort. I do have some feedback for your proposed logo though:

kristinamancini commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the feedback! I used your suggestions and I think this type of design fits a bit better (was not sure to add color or not), let me know what you think!

OzoneLogo

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@kristinamancini Hey! That's definitely better. Could you make it a nice turquoise colour? I think that'd look nice for an air quality package :) This colour or something similar might be ideal: #4DD8BF

kristinamancini commented 2 years ago

Thanks! Here it is with #4DD8BF color:

Ozone Logo

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@kristinamancini I really like that actually! Could you share a high resolution version of it so that we can add it in wherever necessary?

kristinamancini commented 2 years ago

Sure thing, how is this?

Ozone Logo

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@kristinamancini Great, you can make a PR which changes the README:

For example, this mark-down snippet adds the logo in the centre:

<div align=center

![163585390-dbdf1d44-474d-4d1d-bb7f-31560e2157ca-2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68847270/163665439-860ba833-d231-4ad7-8606-69a9588124c7.svg)

</div>

This would look like this:

<div align=center

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lahdjirayhan commented 2 years ago

Should this logo be placed in src/media folder too? @Milind220

Milind220 commented 2 years ago

@lahdjirayhan Actually yeah, that's better for the sake of consistency