Poster trials

[Yadu Rajiv]

hello..

Both are same.. first is 800px
second is 50% of the original dimensions..

moar suggestions plzkthnx

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got back to the rant - http://chronosign.com/rant/

[Yadu Rajiv]

[Mohak Prince]

Hello,

Yadu I guess,we can experiment with the whole Rhombus Background
Plus,we can also check out with the Overall Image thing,with Just
putting things differently! I just feel that somehow we are not
utilising the Full-Spirit of a Poster lol.

Regards,
Mohak

>  mozcampPoster02_800.jpg
> 286KViewDownload
>
>  mozcampPoster02.jpg
> 936KViewDownload

[Yadu Rajiv]

minor updates.. and a slightly changed version.. that is all..

the rhombus.. :P well.. it was in a way a crossing of thought.. a cross road.. the rhombus.. being an eye .. the core for change.. ideas converging.. people, converging.. hmm..

playing with new ideas.. please do feel free to pour your mind in..

PS: im not adding sponsor logos yet.. found a place in this poster though.. waiting for more :D sponsors..

[Mohak Prince]

Hello,

Feedbacks -

* Can we have the Designations in Black or some Contrasting Color?
* Instead of Organisers - Un Organisers (based on Unconference funda)
* And,Can the links under More details thing be tabbed or kinda with same spacing?

Fox should remain!

Regards,
Mohak

[Yadu Rajiv]

updates based on feedback..

[Mohak Prince]

Hello,

Feedback -
* I dont know what to say,it's the thing what I wanted.

Anything,you wish to add upon You're more than welcome to Experiment.
For me,it's done.
I'm sure,we can customise the Sponsors logo's according to the Theme of the Posters!

Cheers! Yadu

Regards,
Mohak

[Kinshuk Sunil]

add placeholder sponsor logos.. so that we cam even use the poster to lure sponsors :)

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People Oriented Tech Junkie, Gaming Enthusiast

[Manish Malik]

Quick 2 question-cents:

1. Why does the poster seem like it's focusing specifically on FireFox
alone, than Mozilla Foundation efforts as whole? Or is the Fox just
coincidentally there?

2. Same as above ... why does the poster use FireFox tagline ("taking
back the web"). MozillaCamp Europe had discussions on ThunderBird and
other Mozilla efforts too. Is the focus of MozillaCamp Delhi narrower
than that?

Best Regards,
Manish

On Jan 26, 1:35 am, Yadu Rajiv <yadura...@gmail.com> wrote:
> minor updates.. and a slightly changed version.. that is all..
>
> the rhombus.. :P well.. it was in a way a crossing of thought.. a cross
> road.. the rhombus.. being an eye .. the core for change.. ideas
> converging.. people, converging.. hmm..
>
> playing with new ideas.. please do feel free to pour your mind in..
>
> PS: im not adding sponsor logos yet.. found a place in this poster though..
> waiting for more :D sponsors..
>

> On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 1:22 AM, Mohak Prince <mohak.pri...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello,
>
> > Yadu I guess,we can experiment with the whole Rhombus Background
> > Plus,we can also check out with the Overall Image thing,with Just
> > putting things differently! I just feel that somehow we are not
> > utilising the Full-Spirit of a Poster lol.
>
> > Regards,
> > Mohak
>
> > On Jan 26, 12:35 am, Yadu Rajiv <yadura...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > hello..
>
> > > Both are same.. first is 800px
> > > second is 50% of the original dimensions..
>
> > > moar suggestions plzkthnx
>
> > > --
> > > got back to the rant -http://chronosign.com/rant/
>
> > >  mozcampPoster02_800.jpg
> > > 286KViewDownload
>
> > >  mozcampPoster02.jpg
> > > 936KViewDownload
>
> --
> got back to the rant -http://chronosign.com/rant/
>

>  mozcampPoster02.jpg
> 286KViewDownload
>
>  mozcampPoster03.jpg
> 278KViewDownload

[Yadu Rajiv]

On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 9:25 AM, Manish Malik <dotM...@gmail.com> wrote:

Quick 2 question-cents:

1. Why does the poster seem like it's focusing specifically on FireFox
alone, than Mozilla Foundation efforts as whole? Or is the Fox just
coincidentally there?

there is a version without the fox.. just with a globe..
 

2. Same as above ... why does the poster use FireFox tagline ("taking
back the web"). MozillaCamp Europe had discussions on ThunderBird and
other Mozilla efforts too. Is the focus of MozillaCamp Delhi narrower
than that?

MozillaCamp is a friendly unconference where people get-together to share,learn and talk about anything and everything related to Mozilla-Firefox..It takes place on 10th February,2009 at New Delhi. We all know how important & Inevitable Open-Source has become,and Mozilla-Firefox has been landmark in this regard.Let us come come together to celebrate this wonderful Offering to the Open-Source world.Embark on this beautiful Sojourn filled with Fun & Enjoyment!

I know.. but frankly to be very frank :D you could think of it as a placeholder; it can change if someone comes up with a punchy tagline.. it did start out of the firefox tagline.. i just thought everyone knew..
 

 

[Mohak Prince]

Hello Folks,

@Manish I agree it's kinda inclined towards the Firefox thing,But It
solely depends on how Appealing a Poster can be made,Yadu takes credit
for beautifully placing the Fox,and making it lovable (No Loathe :P)
We dont intend to leave any other stuff behind,thus all other
applications,and stuff get equal importance.

@Yadu - The Punchline is Kickass Man! If others can fuel up the
Taglines thing,then we may change it,but Group gonna act fast,as there
is less time left before this Poster thing actually meets the Printing
Press!

Regards,
Mohak

On Jan 26, 9:55 am, Yadu Rajiv <yadura...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 9:25 AM, Manish Malik <dotMan...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Quick 2 question-cents:
>
> > 1. Why does the poster seem like it's focusing specifically on FireFox
> > alone, than Mozilla Foundation efforts as whole? Or is the Fox just
> > coincidentally there?
>
> there is a version without the fox.. just with a globe..
>
>
>
> > 2. Same as above ... why does the poster use FireFox tagline ("taking
> > back the web"). MozillaCamp Europe had discussions on ThunderBird and
> > other Mozilla efforts too. Is the focus of MozillaCamp Delhi narrower
> > than that?
>

> *MozillaCamp* is a friendly unconference where people get-together to