Re: Sports comm logo

[Shoumendu Mukherji]

the logo looks fine. I think, just the font size of "SportsComm" needs to be increased and the silhouettes need to be larger. What say ppl??  

On 6 August 2012 23:56, Chinlop Lepcha <chinl...@gmail.com> wrote:

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SHOUMENDU MUKHERJI

4th Year - B.A./B.Sc.LLB (Hons.)

The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS)

Kolkata, India

Mob: 9163 787 967 

[Vaisakh Shaji]

i think it will be nice of u change the font type. this one looks quite blank and ordinary 

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Vaisakh Shaji

Fourth year

National University of Juridical Sciences [NUJS]

12, LB Block, Sector III, Salt Lake

Kolkata - 700098

Email - vais...@nujs.edu,vai...@gmail.com

Tel - 91 (0)9163624486

[Anirban Saikia]

Not sure if this was meant to reach me, but since it did I'll just add my comments. Those olive branches are taken straight off the UN logo and that bit just can't be missed. Wouldn't just the shield do?

[Milan Tomar]

Looks good !! The bigger picture is that we are finally having one and which is better than other committees' logo. 

[Piyush Rath]

Dear All,

Firstly, I'm as unsure as anirban and I'll do just as he has. I think we could do a lot better. If this is going to symbolize the Committee for years to come, I dare say, the logo has massive room for improvement.

Also, shaji, a font cannot be 'blank'. In the same way a faculty member cannot be 'jubilant', unless he/she has been promoted recently. Cheerful, maybe. Jubilant, unlikely. Bland, yes. Blank, no way.

See what I did there?

Wishing everyone a good day and a great year ahead.

Piyush.

[Vaisakh Shaji]

It was a typo. Thanks for pointing it out piyush. You can talk about jubilant and cheerful professors somewhere else.that's not the concern here.

Vaisakh

[Piyush Rath]

With regards to the logo, there's too much white, in my opinion. Again, if we (you guys) don't have any colour whatsoever, printed notices will be easier. Also, situations might require reduction of the size, which will render the tiny people in the white area invisible on whichever medium the logo is displayed.

Shaji - My only intention was to help. A better way of saying this would've been "Kindly refrain from...", rather than "You can...". You see 'can' refers to ability or inability, but that is best left to another forum.

Just my thoughts.