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Ever since I was a young child I have been fascinated by the pirates of old. Though most were ruthless, savage men (and women!), there is something adventurous and aluring about the free, lawlessness of it all. Though the days of rigging and ballast have past, no pay and piracy as a whole has never really died.
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Andrei recently took a shot at rebranding the W3C logo for fun. His finished product is one of those things that was done with fun in mind but ultimately becomes better than the one in current use. I’m impressed yet again.
Logo design is underway and going nowhere fast, well actually, failure is progress, so thats a false statement. I’ve read some interesting material on the subject at Eris, Whitespace, and DxF.
I re-drew a design I’d come up with a while ago, but it doesn’t convey the attitude I want to get across, its too emo/AFI, so I’ve scrapped it. So far that makes 4. I like the personal dingbat idea Andrei talks about. They have a simple elegance and universality about them. I have 15 tabs open in Firefox as I am writing this (blasted A.D.D.), and every one of them has their own logo/dingbat and corrisponding favicon. This, I must attain.
