

j.mills wrote:This competition is discriminatory against people who are artistically useless.![]()
But my idea is a rat (with a hat?) looking through a magnifying glass. If anyone with the Drawing superpower wants to run with that, be my guest.



walkingthedeadline wrote:Do other related/similar sites already have a lifeboat (or sth like that) in their logo?
walkingthedeadline wrote:@LIFE: New logo means new banners, eh?









I'm With Stupid wrote:Erm, are you wanting "RatSkep.org," "RationalSkepticism.org" or both versions?

j.mills wrote:[Goes and looks.] Oh yeah. Clearly I was not at my most inventive...![]()
Okay, so, like, a life belt, with the name of the site round it. Bit like this:
Only, ya know. Better.


I'd advise against "RatSkep.org", for the simple reason that's not the name or address of the site. If you were putting together a logo for addidas and used addi, it wouldn't make a lot of sense, logo's should make finding the site easier, not confuse the issue. Unless LIFE is willing to change the site name and address, stick with rationalskepticism.orgI'm With Stupid wrote:Erm, are you wanting "RatSkep.org," "RationalSkepticism.org" or both versions?
wiki wrote: despite the fact that chocolate is not a fruit[citation needed]

shh wrote: Logotypes, that is the words, should not be in full capitals (apologies to whoever put the current one together). ALL-CAPS ARE THE VISUAL EQUIVALENT OF BEING SHOUTED AT. It's a subtlety, but logo design is about subtlety. Capitalising the first letter of each word is fine.

shh wrote:I'd advise against "RatSkep.org", for the simple reason that's not the name or address of the site. If you were putting together a logo for addidas and used addi, it wouldn't make a lot of sense, logo's should make finding the site easier, not confuse the issue. Unless LIFE is willing to change the site name and address, stick with rationalskepticism.orgI'm With Stupid wrote:Erm, are you wanting "RatSkep.org," "RationalSkepticism.org" or both versions?

j.mills wrote:This competition is discriminatory against people who are artistically useless.![]()
But my idea is a rat (with a hat?) looking through a magnifying glass. If anyone with the Drawing superpower wants to run with that, be my guest.



shh wrote:I'd advise against "RatSkep.org", for the simple reason that's not the name or address of the site.


LIFE wrote:Ain't that just personal preference
Famous logos like Wikipedia, Wal Mart, AOL, Sony are all caps and I'm sure at least the last 3 must have had the budget to pitch some decent logos, no?
Probably my preference too tbh, but your call, either way, I'd say make sure the logo matches the actual name. Might be worth deciding this first, I doubt it'd be too hard to adapt the designs, but if it's gonna cost money or a lot of effort, I'd decide it first.
Well if the length of the domain name is too much of an obstacle I'd raise it with the staff if they'd be ok with a name change. If we do change this would be last moment to do so before we print the logo anywhere...
RatSkep rings better than RationalSkepticsisiiscmiscm to me. Also easier to remember, and shorter, probably easier to work with altogether.
It's not what it says in the address bar, and a google search brings up posts from here that say ratskep, but not the main page, typing it into the address bar brings me here, but I don't know if that's because I come here so much or not. Anyway, it's better to have one consistent name rather than several, whichever is chosen in the end.I'm With Stupid wrote:
Well it is the address of the site. Type it in. Anyway, I've already tried an acropolis themed logo, and one with the impossible triangle, but I don't think I'm cut out for this logo designing. But if anyone thinks they can do a good job with either of those ideas, be my guest. I think I'll try a thought bubble themed one next.
wiki wrote: despite the fact that chocolate is not a fruit[citation needed]


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