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This is the '''OrthodoxWiki Sandbox'''!  Feel free to edit here to your heart's content!
 
This is the '''OrthodoxWiki Sandbox'''!  Feel free to edit here to your heart's content!
  
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===Logos by [[User:HappyGrevling|HappyGrevling]]===
 
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Logos by [[User:HappyGrevling|HappyGrevling]]
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Image:GoldCrossWorldLogo.gif
Image:GoldCrossWorldLogo.gif - "It has a stylized Orthodox cross in the background, with an image of the earth, representing universal, pan-Orthodox appeal. The logotype appears in an old looking scroll to give it an "ancient" feel."
 
 
Image:DomesLogo.gif
 
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===Logos by [[User:WebmasterConstantine]]===
[[Domes logo]]
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Image:Northstar.jpg
I like this one a lot -- It looks classy. My only hesitation would be that it might be too "Russian"-specific. But you definitely have some good graphics skill. [[User:FrJohn|Fr. John]]
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Image:Owcrossstar.jpg
 
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[[Image:SealLogo1.gif|Seal logo 1]]
 
[[Image:SealLogo2.gif|Seal logo 2]]
 
 
 
I kind of like this one. Looks very official and clean.
 
 
 
==North Star Logo==
 
[[Image:Northstar.jpg|left|Webmaster Constantine's North Star logo]]
 
<br>This logo was submitted by [[User:WebmasterConstantine]] on Tuesday, Sept. 27th 2005. He writes: "It is a modified Alaskan Flag, a Midnight Blue field with a Golden Big Dipper. Replacing Polaris, the North Star, is the Blessing Cross. The Year 1794 is also displayed, all pointing to the fact that Orthodox Christianity first set foot in America in 1794 on Alaskan Soil, that Christ, symbolzed by the North Star, is whom we navigate by, and that American Orthodoxy points to Christ, as proclaimed by our early Alaskan Fathers."<br><br>
 
 
 
===Comments:===
 
* My initial take is this: I appreciate the symbolism very much, and I like the stylized font for "OrthodoxWiki." I am concerned however, that, though the official language of this Wiki is English, it is not intended specifically as an American (or North American) project. We are grateful to have contributors from all over the world. I also have concerns about the visual effect of the strong blue background and the square-block design. One thing I like about it though is the way it integrates an OrthodoxWiki logo with a sense of mission and history/heritage/legacy/the saints. It's a very nice creative effort in this regard. - [[User:FrJohn|Fr. John]] 16:41, 27 Sep 2005 (EDT)
 
 
 
==Two more from [[User:WebmasterConstantine]]==
 
{| align="center"
 
|[[Image:Owcrossstar.jpg|Rainbow Star Cross]]
 
| [[Image:Churchsun.jpg|Church Sun logo]]
 
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===Comments===
 
A usability tip: It's always useful to test/optimize graphics for color blind vision. Use this free simulator: http://www.vischeck.com/vischeck/vischeckURL.php
 
Enter the URL of the current page with the logos(http://www2.orthodoxwiki.org/OrthodoxWiki:Logo_Submissions ), select a color vision type (try all three) and see if results are acceptable.
 
  
 
==Iconic Book ==
 
==Iconic Book ==
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[[Image:Wiki_logo2.png|Raphael's suggestion 2]] Another logo suggestion from [[user:Raphael|Raphael]].
 
[[Image:Wiki_logo2.png|Raphael's suggestion 2]] Another logo suggestion from [[user:Raphael|Raphael]].
  
This one is now my first choice. It has a nice soothing blue background, and it gets the idea across. Put a period between Orthodox & Wiki, and it would be perfect.
 
 
WebmasterConstantine
 
 
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* This is also a nice logo. My only concern is how it will look on any sort of textured or colored background (specifically the upper left corner of this page). It would be unfortunate to have to put it in a white box. I don't think it needs a period.  --HappyGrevling
 
  
 
==OOO WWW Logo==
 
==OOO WWW Logo==

Revision as of 18:48, October 26, 2005

This is the OrthodoxWiki Sandbox! Feel free to edit here to your heart's content!

Logos by HappyGrevling

Logos by User:WebmasterConstantine

Iconic Book

Raphael's suggestion
A logo suggestion from Raphael. I used the idea of a book such as one might see in an icon. The light of knowledge and a larger sphere representing "the net".














One more from User:Raphael

Raphael's suggestion 2 Another logo suggestion from Raphael.


I received this by email anonymously this morning -- not sure who would get the credit. - Fr. John

OWlogo.gif OWlogo2.gif

Comments

I like the first "O" and the Cross being the "t", as well as the decreasing-sized wiki, but perhaps the other "o"s in "Orthodox" could just be regularly-sized for balance? [[User:Magda|—magda (talk)]] 12:32, 1 Oct 2005 (EDT)

Looks like a second logo was submitted according to your suggestions, Magda. Fr. John

I consider this too much of a good thing. It's the type of thing I would do in my younger days. One O or T would be enough.
- WebmasterConstantine

Circle Logos

Two variations submitted by the same anonymous person as above.

Redcirclelogo.gif OW LogoSilver.gif


Also acceptable. Subdued, but gets the idea across.

WebmasterConstantine


Submissions from Rdr. Andrew

HagiaSophiaLogo-small.PNG HagiaSophiaLogo2-small.PNG ChurchesLogo-small.PNG AltarLogo-small.PNG



Submissions from a friend of Magda

I asked a friend of mine to try his hand at a logo for Orthodoxwiki, and here is his work:

DEOWlogo1.png


DEOWlogo2.png

Submissions from Guldfisken

Here's an idea I've had. The scroll is for "knowledge", and the current OrthodoxWiki symbol signifies Orthodoxy.
There is a larger version available. I realise there's a problem with the top left edge of the scroll, but this is more of a draft, really.


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