Post by Enneco GotzonHi Adam
Your sketch is great â itâs lively and cheerful in a way that
non-designers like me can never achieve. Iâd love to see what you can do
with more time.
But, as you maybe guessed, Iâm not super keen on changing the logo, for a
* Changing it will be surprisingly expensive in terms of my time and
attention â the current logo is embedded in several TiddlyWiki-related
software projects, itâs also used on social media. The problem here is the
opportunity cost: changing the logo consumes a bunch of time on fiddly
changes but doesnât really get the project any closer to its goals
* Motovun Jack has been the logo for TiddlyWiki5 since the project started
in 2011, with a self-avowed goal of having a lifetime of 25 years. Taking a
long view of this project, I donât mind improving and refining the logo (as
Mozilla have done), but I donât like the idea of completely changing it to
a different animal while weâre still in the first 25 years
* Motovun Jack became the logo for two reasons. Firstly, I met him and
struck up a friendship when I was on a brief holiday just as I left my job
at BT to pursue working on TW5 full time. He was sitting by me as I
scribbled the first notes of my plans for the project. Secondly, I reasoned
that a cat is a consumer of tiddlersâŠ
Meanwhile, when I look at TiddlyWiki 5 I see a few areas where a skilled
* The âSnow Whiteâ theme is pale and lifeless, and doesnât use typography
well
* The âedit templateâ is jumbled and confusing, with no clear visual hierarchy
* The TW5 default colour palettes are a good start, but not great
In summary, Iâm happy to consider tweaks/improvements to the current logo,
but Iâm much more excited about the other areas where skills like yours can
bring so much more value.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
Hello!
New forum member here.
I discovered TW about a year ago and I'm completely in love with it since.
I never understood the cat.
I'm a designer and it took me precisely 7 minutes to cook up a square-ish
(in its aspect-ratio, but the actual fish is intended to be friendly hence
the curved lines) fish logo for TW that I think is better than the cat. It
is more thematically linked. I also incorporated the brilliant idea of the
poster.
Keep in mind that this is a *VERY ROUGH, FAST SKETCH* but I imagine it
could work. Think of it as a proof of concept.
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Let me know if there is an official interest for a logo design for TW. I'd
be very, *very* happy to do it. (I'd love to give something back for this
amazing tool and I'm not good at coding, but logo design...half my life was
spent doing that.)
Post by @TiddlyTweeterPost by 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWikiWhile a fish makes more sense, the cat is a better basis for a logo.
I agree. Not least that a cat can occupy a square or a circle. Last year
Twitter forced AVIs into circles. The several TW cats on there (
https://twitter.com/TiddlyTweeter/lists/tiddlywiki-international/members)
all needed to tweak a bit. But a Fish would have had a hard time and
require a very good re-designer. In any case, fish are too long.
J.
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