M> (G) REV Token Logo

[patrick727]

Summary of member driven initiative to reinvent the RChain Cooperative logo.

Public Discord - #logo-design

Drivers - @ValeBF, @llerner, @patrick727

Summary:

Final Design

Runner-Up

After weeks of collaboration on the github issue, the drivers moved for final feedback into #logo-design on the public discord, where many members contributed thoughtfully and multiple varations and iterations where created and shared to the group.

2018-01-08: The Drivers for the logo design concluded on a final design(now the "runner up"). Based on the points below.

2 Tone Color Palette (red and black)

Hollow center to represent "genesis block"

Represents consensus in a distributed network, with the "R" for "RChain" as the connections

Works well in shrunken sizes

Works well on printouts

After announcing it in #logo-design on the public discord, multiple contributors had a specific request to eliminate the hollow center that represents the genesis block.

A Board member suggested to create a poll within the #polling-station on the public discord in order to vote on the final two options; the option with the hollow center, and the option without.

The poll was created and described on that Wednesdays debrief - video link here

2018-01-10: Roughly 40 people voted between the two options and the poll was closed. Resulting in the "Final Design".

Outstanding Considerations.

Only 40 people voted in total, which is considerable for "active" members, but not representative of the total membership(almost 600 at the time of this)

The last minute decision to poll was good intentioned, but members expressed that, moving forward, these types of process' should be laid out in advanced, presented with adquetate time for members to be made aware, and followed through the deadline with no exceptions in order to cultivate discipline.

Integration with .coop branding is still a meaningful consideration that will need to be revisited.

The REV logo and RChain Cooperative Logo should be distinct, the existing logo(cattlebrand) will become the REV logo and the new one will be the co-ops.

Contributors:

@kitblake, @ab, @AyAyRon_P, @barry_cynamon, @ian, @mythocurrency, @✨dachshundwizard✨, @Jonathanks, @phillip, @nicoalayev, @tet, @Navneet, @Mrinal Manohar, @kirkwood, @crys, @chrisb, @amir, , @abdul rehman,, @Ed, @phluid, @oscarpif:, @Hamish, @42erinlee, @lamouette, @ddayan

[ValeBF]

Some questions I have:

• About the first REV Logo concept you sent me, Do you want to keep that style and colors ?
• Are the possibilities open to shape adjustments ? or should I follow the current concept ?
• Any additional consideration for the design ?

I as understand Rchain I think REV logo should look as a son brand... in my opinion should follow the style it use currently. I know the concepts you are using for this are : intergalactic theme, wormhole with fibonacci, I will keep this line.

[patrick727]

Hey @ValeBF

• it is very much open to shape adjustments if you have a creative angle to take.
• style and colors should match the overall style of RChain
• additional considerations: the REV logo will actually be more prominent moving forward. Much like how the ethereum logo is there coin logo and branding is built around that.

Does that help?

[ValeBF]

Hi! Here I have some concepts I worked on for the REV token logo, I tried to keep on mind the theme you mentioned but also was very important see REV as son brand of RCHAN. This is a initial phase I wait for your feedback and thoughts to keep working.

Please let me know how the brad should named : REV or REV TOKEN or none of them just the icon. Also I would like to know if the proposed colors are working on the purpose of the icon or maybe you have something else on mind.

REV- native 1.0.pdf

[patrick727]

@ValeBF thank you for working on this immediately.

I sent it out through our channels for feedback and will have the feedback for you soon.

Cheers

[kitblake]

Hi Valeria,

It's always fun to see a doc with variants like you made. Later in this mail I'll provide some design critique, which is a personal opinion, but first let me explain a couple requirements of a logo for a token.

1. The logo has to be reducible.
2. It has to function in B&W.

Since the logo is for software, as opposed to print, it must have a distinct form and be reducible. It'll need to work as a tiny icon. It must be a shape that is recognizable at small resolutions. That also means that text cannot be an integral part of the logo. To see what I mean have a look at this index site: https://www.worldcoinindex.com/ All the logos have been reduced to favicon size, 16x16 pixels. That's a test you'll need to make.

In a mobile app, like a wallet, the icon will be small and it also could appear in push notifications. On Android have a look at the notification bar at the top of the screen. Those icons have a pure B&W variant (actually just white and transparent). For smaller phones the icon is 18x18 pixels.

So when I opened your PDF in Preview I scaled it way down, like this:

From this functional test you see that the icon on page 2 works the best. The first one with the double spiral ends up looking like a kiss. That's not a message we want to convey. ;) The third and fourth get antialiased into an indistinct blur.

You'll also notice that the RHOC logo in the upper right corner fails. It contains text which gets blurred into unreadability.

About the color: if you look again at that index page you'll notice that there's a preponderance of blue logos. Blue is the safest color for a logo so that's not surprising. There are almost no logos with a deep red color. So I'm quite fond of the RChain scarlet you're using because it's powerful and will help the RHOC/REV to stand out.

About the text: the logo needs to function as an icon, with no text. But when it does have text, like we might use on our site, then 'REV' is enough, we don't need 'Token'. Typographically, my favorite is again page 2. The typeface has style and the weight is strong. Page 1 is kinda standard, page 3 is retro-theatrical, and page 4 is better than page 1 but still standard.

The RChain RHOC logo with text uses the Brandon Grotesque font. You could try using that one for backwards compatibility. Probably has a nice V.

About the logo concept(s): I'll save page 2 for last.

• A double spiral is evocative but on page 1 this implementation has a primitive aspect, like sand drawings or carvings on rocks.
• On page three the double spiral starts to look like an eye, and reminds me of television network logos.
• The idea on page 4 is nice because it's a wave, and that could cross over into other communication that's happening for our website. But the lines become gray or pink at antialiased resolutions.
• For me the winner of this round is page 2, specifically the one top and center. It has a broad expanse of color and the single spiral reduces nicely. The black border will be problematic. The logo will need to work on black and white and colored backgrounds (which, once out in the wild, we can't control). So depending on such a border could bring trouble.

If you continue with the spiral aspect, be careful with the single. There's a famous logo in the open source world, for the Debian Linux distribution, which we shouldn't get too close to: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=debian+logo&iax=images&ia=images It's also often in scarlet.

The double spiral sketches don't have that echo. Remember that our galaxy, the Milky Way, is a double spiral as well.

@patrick727 Do you know what REV is an acronym for?

It's a particularly nice acronym because it could be 'revolution', and that's certainly appropriate. Also engineers talk about revs as shorthand for the number of rotations. If you pronounce it with a French accent as rêve it means dream.

Maybe think about the wave aspect. It fits with revolution and disruption. In the grand scale of things revolutions occur at regular intervals. You see waves in the timeline.

There's also a key concept in our software: concurrency. The RChain blockchain will be able to handle multiple concurrent processes happening simultaneously. I'm not sure how to represent that visually but it's one of the differentiating factors we could use as inspiration.

Good luck and play away!

[patrick727]

Great feedback @kitblake. I'm not quite sure what the REV is an acronym for but the metaphors for revolution(s) work well.

[burn1ngchr0me]

[burn1ngchr0me]

My early rough take on it

[ValeBF]

Hi there!

That is a great feedback @kitblake . Everything you mention is an invaluable input for me to work, there are very important elements to have on mind and you made clear some doubts I had.

I will keep working in some new concepts based on your comments and I will show you soon.

[burn1ngchr0me]

All are good ideas! I am just throwing some things out there for thought.

[kitblake]

Nice input @pythonical. Electrons whirling around a nucleus could represent concurrent processes. Did you make this yourself? I've seen something like it used for Generator, a sound art space in NYC, but that was more of a retro rendition.

Concurrency is a tricky concept to visualize. I thought about:

1. A multi-armed spinning spiral
2. An octopus

But having faint or fading lines is problematic when it gets reduced to icon size:

It's better to have some sort of solid shape that is still recognizable at small resolutions.

But don't let my critique hamper the brainstorming! You and @ValeBF and anybody else should feed fuel to the fire.

[burn1ngchr0me]

i made it using free 'swooshes' and such but yes the problem with it is waaaay too many look a likes (i was looking at them this morning i hadn't before i made it) but a circle is also a very tough one to make stand out since so many use them and when small a circle doesn't stand out much. i also was trying to think of different ways to show 'revolving/motion' and came up with this idea. i have looked at thousands of logos since becoming a member as i really think the double 'R' also needs some smoothing out but i haven't found anything or been able to put together anything that just screams 'that's it!' its tough trying to do a proper logo!

[burn1ngchr0me]

oh i also like using the 'Raleway' font. I think it is a bit more elegant than Roboto (Ethereum uses that) but both are open source and great.

[kitblake]

Ah, so that was it, I was wondering while looking at that broad opening in the R.

Raleway also has a lower case l that can be differentiated from an upper case I (which the font in Github does not, sigh). Always look for the capitalized word Italic to test.

[ValeBF]

Hi! I worked on some new concepts based on your comments I maintained option #2 as long as you favorite was that one. Here I tried to show you the minimum size and B/W version.

I also deleted completely the font for now, because as I understood it we ned to focus on the icon and when we decide any direction I will look for a complementary Typography and style.

Please let me know your thoughts.

REV-.native.2.0.pdf

[patrick727]

Ooh @ValeBF the first 4 are really nice

I like what you did.

@kitblake , @pythonical , @llerner what do you think?

[burn1ngchr0me]

Those are all very well done! My favs are 2 and 4!

[ian-bloom]

Looks nice, but we should Avoid Generic & Overused (swirls and atoms). Google swirl logos Google atom logos

[patrick727]

Thanks @drbloom.

I actually think the swirl is really nice and a base that we started with, but I see your points.

In the interest of time, can we put this for a vote through Jake's github voting mechanism. Or is there another way that we can vote on the option we like the most?

SurveyMonkey?

I sent off feedback for leadership but we will need to drive this forward.

[llerner]

I agree. These all look familiar. There was an earlier design that looks like this. I think the mathematics and notion of ratios plays well on the math of RChain

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Avoid Generic & Overused (swirls and atoms). Google swirl logos https://www.google.com/search?q=swirl+logos&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X Google atom logos https://www.google.com/search?q=atom+logos&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X https://camo.githubusercontent.com/4c43e92182efc19a160aeaa9ffb16cd16b5f9874/68747470733a2f2f7669676e65747465342e77696b69612e6e6f636f6f6b69652e6e65742f6c6f676f70656469612f696d616765732f302f30372f4c6f676f5f536561676174655f4f6e652d636f6c6f722e7376672f7265766973696f6e2f6c61746573743f63623d3230313530343138313330373339 https://camo.githubusercontent.com/fb0424e076fb4faf2aaa48891c66842db5bc4e97/68747470733a2f2f7365656b6c6f676f2e636f6d2f696d616765732f572f7765622d6d61726b6574696e672d6c6f676f2d394435303241383935322d7365656b6c6f676f2e636f6d2e676966 https://camo.githubusercontent.com/4ba024b4a741f5abe73a8f5c3f499b0c3bd6a69b/68747470733a2f2f7777772e756e646572636f6e73696465726174696f6e2e636f6d2f6272616e646e65772f61726368697665732f756269736f66745f6c6f676f5f6265666f72655f61667465722e6a7067 — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/rchain/Members/issues/148#issuecomment-346259684, or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/Ac5RIDijOVpLc837ybhxRi_b24bDejUjks5s48TtgaJpZM4QTlEw.

[kitblake]

My fave is #5 (if it were red :), I'll explain later.

[ValeBF]

I saw the close similarity to the concepts I sent but I draw everything from scratch I have every lines and sketches also I know more research is my responsibility.

The golden ratio is infinite but some times we (designer) take same lines some times, they are clean and our eye follows them easily. I know there are some concepts that please some people on the team and some others dont, likable design is subjective and I always find this kind of situations.

I will suggest other round of concepts based on 3 options you select to guide my inspiration.

I will follow your instructions please let me know.

[ValeBF]

@kitblake Here is option #5 on Rchain Red

REV-.native.b2.0.pdf

[ian-bloom]

Do you all remember these logo submissions from last year ?

[burn1ngchr0me]

Does REV need its own logo? Does XRP have its own or just the Ripple logo?

[ian-bloom]

It was previously suggested to create a simple symbol to represent the REV. It would be nice to design a symbol that somehow emphasizes Utility over Value. By utility, I mean what the REV actually measures - bandwidth, storage, and compute. More abstractly, REV is expended to generate consensus, or agreement about what is the true state of transactions. Contrast this with today's symbols that merely represent economic value:

Character	Name	Browser
U+0024	DOLLAR SIGN	$
U+00A2	CENT SIGN	¢
U+00A3	POUND SIGN	£
U+00A4	CURRENCY SIGN	¤
U+00A5	YEN SIGN	¥
U+058F	ARMENIAN DRAM SIGN	֏
U+060B	AFGHANI SIGN	؋
U+09F2	BENGALI RUPEE MARK	৲
U+09F3	BENGALI RUPEE SIGN	৳
U+09FB	BENGALI GANDA MARK	৻
U+0AF1	GUJARATI RUPEE SIGN	૱
U+0BF9	TAMIL RUPEE SIGN	௹
U+0E3F	THAI CURRENCY SYMBOL BAHT	฿
U+17DB	KHMER CURRENCY SYMBOL RIEL	៛
U+20A0	EURO-CURRENCY SIGN	₠
U+20A1	COLON SIGN	₡
U+20A2	CRUZEIRO SIGN	₢
U+20A3	FRENCH FRANC SIGN	₣
U+20A4	LIRA SIGN	₤
U+20A5	MILL SIGN	₥
U+20A6	NAIRA SIGN	₦
U+20A7	PESETA SIGN	₧
U+20A8	RUPEE SIGN	₨
U+20A9	WON SIGN	₩
U+20AA	NEW SHEQEL SIGN	₪
U+20AB	DONG SIGN	₫
U+20AC	EURO SIGN	€
U+20AD	KIP SIGN	₭
U+20AE	TUGRIK SIGN	₮
U+20AF	DRACHMA SIGN	₯
U+20B0	GERMAN PENNY SIGN	₰
U+20B1	PESO SIGN	₱
U+20B2	GUARANI SIGN	₲
U+20B3	AUSTRAL SIGN	₳
U+20B4	HRYVNIA SIGN	₴
U+20B5	CEDI SIGN	₵
U+20B6	LIVRE TOURNOIS SIGN	₶
U+20B7	SPESMILO SIGN	₷
U+20B8	TENGE SIGN	₸
U+20B9	INDIAN RUPEE SIGN	₹
U+20BA	TURKISH LIRA SIGN	₺
U+20BB	NORDIC MARK SIGN	₻
U+20BC	MANAT SIGN	₼
U+20BD	RUBLE SIGN	₽
U+20BE	LARI SIGN	₾
U+20BF	BITCOIN SIGN	₿
U+A838	NORTH INDIC RUPEE MARK	꠸
U+FDFC	RIAL SIGN	﷼
U+FE69	SMALL DOLLAR SIGN	﹩
U+FF04	FULLWIDTH DOLLAR SIGN	＄
U+FFE0	FULLWIDTH CENT SIGN	￠
U+FFE1	FULLWIDTH POUND SIGN	￡
U+FFE5	FULLWIDTH YEN SIGN	￥
U+FFE6	FULLWIDTH WON SIGN	￦

(chart from: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/category/Sc/list.htm)

[ian-bloom]

Icon or Logotype for REV (Draft)

Background: RChain Cooperative is developing a scaleable blockchain as a public utility. Our membership owns and controls the chain. The RChain platform consists of many individual computers (nodes), each running the RChain software stack. Consensus between nodes is negociated using Casper POS (Proof of Stake). Transactions on the platform are metered in REV, which is a measurement derived from the costs of storage, bandwidth, and computation. Sensitive and highly valued transactions requiring stronger validation may expend additional REV to achieve a higher degree of consensus. Scalability is achieved by implementing a concurrent processing model called the Rho Mobile Process Calculus. (This is where the R comes from in RChain, REV, Rholang, and RHOC ).

Best Option: An abstract, minimalistic icon that conveys CONSENSUS. Consensus means an agreement or judgment arrived at by most of those concerned.

Alternative Option: A clever Logotype using the letters 'REV' conoting aspects of the platform described above.

Preferences:

• Original - No generic or derivative works. Any hint of plagiarism will disqualify all of your submissions.
• Avoid overused symbolism like handshakes and signatures.
• 1-2 colors
• flat
• no shading, transparency, or drop-shadows
• scalable (no fine details)

[lapin7]

Spirals are also used by Scala https://duckduckgo.com/?q=scala+logo&iax=images&ia=images

[lapin7]

@ValeBF please send your email address to ops@rchain.coop Like that you can be compensated in RHOC for your work done on issue #148 or I think that @patrick727 has also these details

[kitblake]

Definition of consensus 1 a : general agreement : unanimity .. b : the judgment arrived at by most of those concerned 2 : group solidarity in sentiment and belief First Known Use: 1843

"Consensus implies that everyone accepts and supports the decision, and understands the reasons for making it. See also collective responsibility." Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/consensus.html

@drbloom Where did that brief come from.. I've been spinning the wheels about it.

Q: Consensus doesn't require that all nodes agree, right? Just most of them. Is it a democracy, aka rule of the majority? Q: Does "a higher degree of consensus" mean a larger majority of nodes consent? Q: What does REV stand for? Rho Emergent Valuation? Rho Ethereal Vehicle? Rho Entropy Vortex?

When the network gets rolling thousands of nodes will spin up. That's a lot of participants. I'm wondering how to visualize it.

One idea is the Round Table of King Arthur, which was a device for removing hierarchy and fostering consensus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round_Table#/media/File:King_Arthur_and_the_Knights_of_the_Round_Table.jpg

However this doesn't provide a distinctive icon. Could be a sun with 25 rays. Or the spicules of a virus cell. A motorcycle ice racing tire with spikes. Meh.

Have a good Thanksgiving all! Indulge in some food for thought..

[randomcomposition]

[lapin7]

Hard to be original. See existing logo's. My 2 cents ;-)

[lapin7]

And so on.

[ian-bloom]

@kitblake - I added the (above) design brief to add some structure, but was not involved in opening this issue. As far as I'm concerned, the 'double-R' logo is fine for now, but we can do far better.

@patrick727 - Can you add some explanation about why we should re-brand now, and how this fits in to website re-design?

[kitblake]

@ValeBF, I'm psyched to see that you're using Fibonacci spirals to construct these. As @llerner said, the mathematicians in the co-op will appreciate that.

The Golden Section is a proven balanced proportion, and we've all seen it in Nautilus shells and the spiral branching of plants. Surprisingly, the Fibonacci sequence also shows up in the movement of markets. The waves of price changes, while seemingly chaotic, move in Fibonacci proportions. There's order in the behavior of crowds.

So I think you should always include your construction lines in the mockups that you share.

Let me explain what I like about this direction. Imho it's not done, we need to iterate further, but it embodies a key concept that we should keep.

It's rotating. I think a token named REV should be making revolutions.

We could also use the word revolving but more likely it's cycling. The circle in the center is a nexus. There's input, the data gets spun around, and there's output.

When looking at it I wondered what would happen if those straight input/output lines curved. Then I noticed the construction drawing:

Which has lines defined by Fibonacci spirals.

Let's flip and rotate:

Do you think we can shape something out of this?

[edeykholt]

[lapin7]

https://www.google.nl/search?q=fibonacci+logo&rlz=1C5CHFA_enNL633NL633&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=w4xnUHRvyMgZeM%253A%252CIApvSaqGD8PrBM%252C_&usg=__TxIDGatEsfg7uWQz7KRJQ0aToY4%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEqKvUudfXAhWFzRoKHc1BBnYQ9QEIRjAJ#imgrc=w4xnUHRvyMgZeM:

[burn1ngchr0me]

Going to have to come at this from a different angle if you want a spiral involved. The standard take on it is filled up and hard to stand out

[llerner]

Pulling together a couple of threads on the logo design

• The original design was created as placeholder. The current effort is to complete the REV design. This is not a change or rebranding. Should the design be the same for REV and the Company (RChain Co-op) I think it must. That's me I am somewhat minimalistic in the utility of design
• We are voting and discussing because that's the foundation of the Co-op
• RChain is derived from and founded on mathematical concepts. Our message is open, transparent and consensus driven. Representing that in the logo takes a bit of thinking. My opinion on this, less is more
• As @pythonical has pointed out, reusing standard design such as spirals look derivative because it's such a well-used concept
• Image must scale, more fine detail and hence "explanation" of the visual metaphor becomes more difficult. Personally I like @drbloom's suggestion of symbols over an icon. The are clean and scale. It is also possible for us to overengineer this effort ;)

@ValeBF I request you ask a few structured questions (less than seven) of the membership to help guide your design. That will give you some guardrails and structure but still allow for your creative process. I suggest you create a separate thread solely to structure the question of what is should look like and the message. Then another thread for designs resulting from that. It will be captured and recorded but easier to follow.

My personal $.02 less is more. I vote for a symbol

[ian-bloom]

Nice discussion of design concepts. This could help guide a designer in creating something original. So far, all images in this thread are generic, copied or derivative works, E.g.

[burn1ngchr0me]

the lines are thinner and placed differently on this one. not saying it isn't too close for comfort but look at the Target logo and Beats. But agree too common and not distinctive enough.

[ian-bloom]

@pythonical - The Target logo was created in 1962, before the spamming of thousands of generic logo designs onto the internet. The only way to acquire such a generic design is to purchase one that has already been trademarked.

Making tiny changes to existing logos does not give a designer the right to claim them as his/her own. To do so is highly unprofessional.

[burn1ngchr0me]

I agree but I do not think anyone is intentionally copying here. dealing with common shapes is going run a foul of Something already out there is very true.

[kitblake]

The idea to use a typographical symbol for RChain dovetails with the REV's usage on crypto exchanges. A unique (textual) symbol helps differentiate currencies. This can be seen on Kraken which, despite its flaky infrastructure, has a super advanced trading UI and uses typography well in its balances listing. Let's look at some of their currency symbols:

฿ Bitcoin Ł Litecoin Ξ ETH ξ ETC Đ Dash Ğ Gnosis ɱ Monero Ɍ REP (Augur) Ʀ Ripple ₮ Tether ⓩ Zcash

Plus some frenemies: æ Aeternity Ȅ EOS

As there are already two R-based symbols for REP and Ripple we probably should look for something different. The obvious choice, since we're using Pi Calculus, is the Pi symbol: π. If we want it to be currency-like, we could append to π with either one or two lines, like the Dollar $, or Euro €. (That's a horrible idea but I wanted to get it out of the way. ;)

Let's be very cautious about using a typographical symbol.

[kitblake]

Yeah, spiral swirls are trending on Crypto. This showed up in the QQ RChain group:

It was spam. The admin banned the poster.

But there's a silver lining. @ValeBF, notice the icons in the notification bar at the top of the Android screen. They are: Telegram, Tripit, Tumbler, Swarm, YouTube, Download, Photos, and Google Play. Our logo has to work as well as these.

[burn1ngchr0me]

the 2 R's in that list are awful. are those actually posted on the token owners site as 'official'? Ripple uses that?? i guess this obvious style R attached must be used somewhere already?

[burn1ngchr0me]

And i don't intend that to be an offering for the double R replacement. i think the official logo/symbol should be just a symbol with no typography.

[llerner]

Playing off that.

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the 2 R's in that list are awful. are those actually posted on the token owners site as 'official'? Ripple uses that?? i guess this obvious style R attached https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4267762/33233215-f7d8147e-d1d7-11e7-9980-33f6c9989d79.png must be used somewhere already?

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[kitblake]

That's the character for the Rupee.

[burn1ngchr0me]

@kitblake ah ha ha.