Roger W
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aardgoose said:If you turn it upside down, you get a terrier wearing headphones as a bonus.
I tried doing that last night on my tablet....
aardgoose said:If you turn it upside down, you get a terrier wearing headphones as a bonus.
Cookie said:I'd have a go myself but don't have the artistic talent.
2xw said:it is no longer good.
nearlywhite said:I'm amazed there's people who think it doesn't looks like it was drawn by a 7 year old in paint. No offence meant but I personally am embarrassed to publish anything with the current BCA logo on it so I'm not sure the decade of brand recognition is all that good :-[
I really like the starter design, I'd happily have it on a document or on a stand. It's iconic of British caving.
Roger W said:I must admit that the oval feature at the bottom of the current BCA logo - is it meant to represent a cave with stalagmites and stalactites? - makes me think of an open mouth full of decayed teeth.
nearlywhite said:I'm amazed there's people who think it doesn't looks like it was drawn by a 7 year old in paint.
Cookie said:nearlywhite said:I'm amazed there's people who think it doesn't looks like it was drawn by a 7 year old in paint.
But the concept is good. Why not just redraw it better?
langcliffe said:nearlywhite said:I'm amazed there's people who think it doesn't looks like it was drawn by a 7 year old in paint. No offence meant but I personally am embarrassed to publish anything with the current BCA logo on it so I'm not sure the decade of brand recognition is all that good :-[
I really like the starter design, I'd happily have it on a document or on a stand. It's iconic of British caving.
I confess that I was thinking of the BCRA design rather than the BCA - mea culpa. I admit to having reservations about the current BCA design, although for reasons stated, I would still prefer a portrait logo to a landscape.