Subnostr

No orange shades? :) I would think a little more about this, not only do they add some richness but they help read the flow of the lines.

I don't particularly like the version inscribed in the circle, but it might be a legitimate variation for some uses, e.g. an icon. In this case I suggest that the outermost space is no less thick than the lines.

The black outlined version is a no-no, imho 😅

hodlbod 2y ago

Forgot about the shading, I should add that back in. I agree about the circles, they're mostly for weird backgrounds

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daniele 2y ago

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I also would equilibrate the dimensional ratio between the logomark and the wordmark, and the letter-spacing (in your last version is a bit stressed).

hodlbod 2y ago

What's that in English? Less letter spacing, and closer to the logomark? Also, played around with the colors, came up with a slightly different approach, what do you think? I think your version is probably the best still.

Jordan Eskovitz 2y ago

Far right is a nice gradient

daniele 2y ago

Letter spacing: in the "Coracle" text the space between chars is too much.

The logomark (= the lines) is too big compared to the wordmark (= Coracle).

I'm usually not a fan of gradients but the last one is nice! However this way the lines merge a bit and the original coracle shape is less obvious.

This is a variation with the top circle in front of the big one but behind the bottom one, to give a more "intersection" feel: