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[Oliver Propst <oliver.propst AT gmail.com>]

I agree on most points that Grégoire wrote.

What I miss most is  probably the swirl, and the font face we use on the website.
It feels that it generally lacks connection to FSCONS (our brand). I basically think
this needs to be redesigned from scratch.

What I do like about the poster is the fact that it is very easy to read

when and where the conference are taking place.

Stian have you showed your friend our previous posters ?

On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 1:01 AM, Thomas Gramstad <thomas AT ifi.uio.no> wrote:

Hi, I agree a lot with Gregoire.
I particularly don't like the SEMA NTICS and FREE DOM splits,
miss the swirl, and also I think the colors are kind of bleak,
depressive color hues. Can we make more happy colors, and with
the swirl? I also don't recognize the painting and don't see
its connection to FSCONS.

Sorry to be negative. :-/

Thomas

On Fri, 27 Sep 2013, Grégoire wrote:

Hi Stian,

On Fri, 2013-09-27 at 11:11 +0200, Stian Rødven Eide wrote:

Here comes a suggestion draft from one of the designers. Any comments?

First, I am very happy that people are proposing stuff and grateful to
you to make it happened (having tried in the past. I appreciate it even
more :-))
This being said, I have to admit that this one doesn't speak to me very
much. This being very subjective and not very constructive, let me try
to formulate more concrete comments:
- I miss the swirl. It may not be the best logo in the world but (to me
at least) it has become a very distinctive element of FSCONS' identity.
- if it is necessary to split words, it should at least be done at
syllable boundaries (se·man·tics)
- it lacks the address of the web site
- it lacks the city name (and eventually the country depending on where
we intend to send it)
- the red bar at the top doesn't match well with the colors of the
painting
- speaking of which, I don't see the connection between the painting and
FSCONS (but I don't know much about paintings and I don't recognize this
one)

Again, most of this is highly subjective and I'd love to read what
others are thinking about it :-)
Cheers,

/ǵ

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