REPOSITORY

LINKED TASK REQUEST

This logo contribution is not an entry of a task request on Utopian, I directly search for valuable project that I think needs logo in Github. Here is Github issue link where I tried to propose my logo to project owner.

ISSUES SOURCE

MERGE SOURCE

INITIAL PROPOSALS

These are the proposals presented to the project owner.

DETAILS

Kiner: Python AWS Kinesis Producer with error handling and thread support.

In this logo design for "Kiner", I directly contacted the owner of the project in Github. I presented three (3) different proposals to him, as can be seen in the request. After conversations with the owner a proposal was selected.

BENEFITS

I decided to make a very simple and memorable logo for this proposal, only using a font and making small changes in it, such as reducing the space between characters and placing a detail in the letter "i" such as by placing the dot in another color and leaving a reservation in circular shape, I also decided to integrate the letter "k" with an arrow with two points that symbolizes a transmission of data in both directions, using as referential image the AWS logo symbol.

What benefits does this logo bring to the Kiner project?

- Kiner did not have a logo, so my logo gives kiner a new identity.

- A simple logo with multiple versions to use in different environments (profile, social networks, github readme, website, etc.).

- Modern design and easy to remember.

- Minimalist

- Great visual impact.

PROOF OF AUTHORSHIP

COLOR

In the selected proposal the client was very direct when deciding the colors used, for this reason I do not present a variation of other colors. The "Buffer Style Guide" was used for this selection, with blue (# 168eea) and yellow (# f5db88) being selected

TIPOGRAPHY

To accompany the logo design, I decided to use the Tw Cen MT Bold font.

DIFFERENTS SIZES

FINAL DRAFT

RESOURCE

Corel Draw X8 - Photoshop CS6 - image 1 from: freepick - image 2 from: freepick - Font:  Tw Cen MT Bold

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