I do very much appreciate your efforts. I was passing on the wishes of the designer, so what I said about the copyright is not from my own concerns but theirs. I do not think they want their name attributed to any design alterations. But if you have any ideas you can produce them without taking directly from the original designs, of-course.
Once I have the final logo the copyright will be with me but at this stage it is not.
But thank you and everyone else for the feedback.
Topic: Your Opinion for the cbitcoin Logo. (Read 2120 times)
I've been told to ask that no-one edits and reposts the designs with copyright on them.
If something can be improved, I'll improve it. I'm happy for all the credit to go to the original artist though.
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Once again, thank you for all the ideas and suggestions. It's been a massive help. The # symbol is one idea though it shouldn't include a semicolon to be C-like as pre-processor directives are not terminated via a semi-colon.
I've been told to ask that no-one edits and reposts the designs with copyright on them. That isn't to do with me, I was just asked to mention that. But once again I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks.
I've been told to ask that no-one edits and reposts the designs with copyright on them. That isn't to do with me, I was just asked to mention that. But once again I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks.
definitely like 2 better. Don't know what that thing is in the middle of the "C" is... (I know what it is but as a viewer it doesn't "say" anything to me).
5 votes
16 votes
I don't get it option 1 is clearly better looking.
16 votes
I don't get it option 1 is clearly better looking.
looks like a twitter hash tag. and the semicolon just doesn't work in any of the deisgns
It's about "being C". Any C programmer automatically associates the hash tag with the #include statement, which is great for a library because it is going to be "included". The semicolon is for the end of a command, so the #bitcoin; comes out in a programmers mind as "include bitcoin and you're done."
looks like a twitter hash tag. and the semicolon just doesn't work in any of the deisgns
All of the ones in the OP are horrible to the point of unusability.
SubSTRATA's idea is wonderful.
It just needs a hash in front to make it "C".
Like this
#Bitcoin;
SubSTRATA's idea is wonderful.
It just needs a hash in front to make it "C".
Like this
#Bitcoin;
not crazy about the closed brace. too busy. But the colored dots on the "i"'s might be a nice touch.
Hey,
Most of the candidates are way too complex to be good logos.
Option 7 and 8 are the only reasonable ones, and both can be improved/simplified to the following edit:
Most of the candidates are way too complex to be good logos.
Option 7 and 8 are the only reasonable ones, and both can be improved/simplified to the following edit:
Thank you for all the feedback so far.
I like subSTRATA's last idea. Indeed something simple such as that could be produced, maybe incorporating the bitcoin symbol as mentioned.
I like subSTRATA's last idea. Indeed something simple such as that could be produced, maybe incorporating the bitcoin symbol as mentioned.
i write C++ code all day everyday and i like this one
Citcoin ?
The bottom part of this, maybe with a big C around the B, and maybe that B is the Bitcoin symbol. End with the (). Very simple, but captures the C aspect. Don't beat anyone over the head with too many concepts in one logo.
makes sense
the orange and the grey look good. maybe with a lower case c.
Sorry but I'm personally not fond of the Bitcoin symbol.
Sorry but I'm personally not fond of the Bitcoin symbol.
something simple and iconic
cBitcoin
cbitcoin
only two colors.
( l don't think you need the copy write)
cBitcoin
cbitcoin
only two colors.
( l don't think you need the copy write)
It doesn't have to be a semi-colon. That could be replaced with parenthesis for instance: cbitcoin() as a way to represent the C programming language. If people do not like the idea of using elements of C syntax, then please say.
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