I asked a friend of mine, Manfred Spiller,[1] who is a professional graphic designer, if he'd like to create a Lisp logo and this is what he came up with:
AL> Great! That's the winner so far. Reminds me of Escher, which AL> is a pretty good association for Lisp, I think.
I liked them all (including KMP's). I did something else though, and asked a client. He was amazed that we'd wish to advertise/disclose something that's giving us an immense competitive edge! Perhaps there's that dimension to consider also?
On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 20:05:57 +0200, Bulent Murtezaoglu <b...@acm.org> wrote: > I did something else though, and asked a client. He was amazed that > we'd wish to advertise/disclose something that's giving us an > immense competitive edge! Perhaps there's that dimension to > consider also?
Even with a couple of nice logos and some grass-roots advertisement 99.9% of the unwashed masses won't get it. I don't think what we're doing is really dangerous... :)
Cheers, Edi.
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Edi Weitz <spamt...@agharta.de> writes: > I asked a friend of mine, Manfred Spiller,[1] who is a professional > graphic designer, if he'd like to create a Lisp logo and this is what > he came up with:
> I think it's very nice and as you can see you are free to use it for > whatever purpose.
Very nice.
I notice that the web page suggests attributing the logo to the creator, but I didn't see any identification of him on that page. I guess you can get it through the "Impressum" link at the bottom, but adding Herrn Spiller's name to the text would be a good idea.
-- Thomas A. Russ, USC/Information Sciences Institute
However, I always tought of what animal should be associated with (Common) Lisp. The color of the CLTL2 always made me think of a dolphin. How about changing the lizard to a dolphin?
Edi Weitz wrote: > I asked a friend of mine, Manfred Spiller,[1] who is a professional > graphic designer, if he'd like to create a Lisp logo and this is what > he came up with:
