pcostanza / slick

The Slick programming language is an s-expression surface syntax for Go.
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Project Logo? #3

Open oubiwann opened 3 years ago

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

If not, feel free to close this ticket :-)

In the mean time, I'll share some ideas I had ...

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

I'm pasting some sketches I did exploring what might be interesting. I had a few others that I didn't add here:

Here are the sketches I finished: sketches

The three textual ones only have one finished; I chose to demonstrate on the font I found the nicest (obviously inspired by the Lisp "worm" logo).

TBH, none of these really "do it" for me ... though, I'd kinda like to experiment more with the "slick when wet" one:

pcostanza commented 3 years ago

I like the "slick when wet" idea (but I agree it still needs some work - says I, who has no graphical design skills whatsoever :). What about a "Gopher in parentheses"?

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

Oh, that's a great idea! Should be able to adapt this one here quite easily:

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

Okay, here are some iterations on that theme: sketch-7-colour sketch-7-bw sketch-7-colour-lisp-eyes sketch-7-bw-lisp-eyes

What cracks me up about the "Lisp eyes" variants is the quasi-psychedelic nature reminiscent of Jake from "Adventure Time" 😆

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

Here's one with outlined parens: sketch-7-bw-lisp-eyes-2

pcostanza commented 3 years ago

I love the direction where this is heading! :)

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

So, taking more inspiration from "Adventure Time", in particular: image

May I present, ~Jake~ Slick the Gopher: sketch-7-jake-the-gopher

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

"It's soooooo beautiful ...."

oubiwann commented 3 years ago

Here's the .svg file I'm working with ... there are lots of layers for each part and variation, so simply hiding them should let you easily examine different options:

I've only tested the file with Affinity Designer; the layers should be preserved across platforms and graphics applications (my Inkscape no longer works, so I can't test it on that).