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Create book cover art

Open FilipeRamalho opened this issue 7 years ago • 18 comments

This Project needs some art and color, so for that we would need a cover. If you have a suggestion, post it in this issue.

FilipeRamalho avatar May 24 '18 14:05 FilipeRamalho

The design team will take care of the final image. But we need to make the prototype.

ODXT avatar May 24 '18 16:05 ODXT

Cover.pdf - image by @Parou

Here is a prototype for the cover. Please leave your input.

My input: I think that the Python and Kotlin logos stand out more. So less name of language and more language icons.

ODXT avatar May 25 '18 14:05 ODXT

It's great ! Woah. 👏 The name can be changed, right ? #14

FilipeRamalho avatar May 25 '18 14:05 FilipeRamalho

@FilipeRamalho the name is only a placeholder so that at least something is placed there. I would especially need suggestions for a background of the cover. The current one is just there to get a feel for how the logo would look on an actual cover.

Parou avatar May 25 '18 14:05 Parou

To add it, we could use this: https://plugins.gitbook.com/plugin/embed-pdf

FilipeRamalho avatar May 25 '18 14:05 FilipeRamalho

wow!!! it is soooo beautiful!!!! 😍

Chirag-Khandelwal avatar May 25 '18 16:05 Chirag-Khandelwal

Cover.pdf - The logo, updated a bit in style and to fit the current languages.

Parou avatar May 25 '18 20:05 Parou

is there any .svg logo of the project?

unrooted avatar May 27 '18 07:05 unrooted

I could export it to svg if needed. But I don't see a need in it right now?

Parou avatar May 27 '18 10:05 Parou

@Parou what is the red book language?

cozyplanes avatar May 28 '18 11:05 cozyplanes

oops

cozyplanes avatar May 28 '18 11:05 cozyplanes

Cozy ffs

jonasgeiler avatar May 28 '18 11:05 jonasgeiler

@cozyplanes Assembly since it doesn't have an official logo and the most associated thing I could find are asm file icons.

Parou avatar May 28 '18 11:05 Parou

ahh ok i thought of asp.net first @Parou

cozyplanes avatar May 28 '18 11:05 cozyplanes

I'm still open for suggestions on improvement @CozyPlanes

Parou avatar May 28 '18 11:05 Parou

It's amazing so far. Great job @Parou

My only suggestion would be to use brighter and more saturated background colours. If you go to www.devrant.com on a desktop, you will see the saturated bright design. The rant backgrounds there have consistently bright and saturated design so i think it could be symbolic if you made the background of the book cover that way too. :)

However, take this with a pinch of salt as I'm not really a designer. Good luck :)

c3ypt1c avatar May 28 '18 14:05 c3ypt1c

@c3ypt1c The background is just a placeholder to see the logo placed on a potential cover, although the others seem to like it what was very unexpected from my side...

What I thought about was to maybe ask the writers to write a short code example that I could use for little pictures placed next to each other as the background for the cover with syntax highlighting and stuff. That could be simple hello worlds or something funny.

Parou avatar May 28 '18 16:05 Parou

@Parou I think you might be right. I think it would be a good idea. :)

c3ypt1c avatar May 28 '18 17:05 c3ypt1c

Placeholder name can be replaced by: A Ginormous Guide for the Myriad of Languages - A devRant collab.

@Parou if you need anything, like those code snippets, you can ask* at the design channel in Discord.

*You're allowed to use violence to get what you need.

ODXT avatar Jun 04 '18 17:06 ODXT