Musescore branding iteration 2

[Thomas Bonte]

Just a short notice that on Friday afternoon, the graphical design students who are working on the MuseScore rebranding project, will present the results of the second logo & word mark iteration. The results of the first iteration can still be found at http://musescore.org/en/node/1301

Remark: It's the first time that the students are actually creating a logo, word mark, ect. So consider the result of this open design project as the start of the future MuseScore brand which can still be shaped rather than an end result.

Follow twitter if you want to stay on top of the rebranding news ;-) http://twitter.com/musescore

[Thomas Bonte]

The results of the 2nd iteration can be viewed at http://www.musescore.org/en/node/1692

Thomas Bonte wrote:

Just a short notice that on Friday afternoon, the graphical design students who are working on the MuseScore rebranding project, will present the results of the second logo & word mark iteration. The results of the first iteration can still be found at http://musescore.org/en/node/1301

Remark: It's the first time that the students are actually creating a logo, word mark, ect. So consider the result of this open design project as the start of the future MuseScore brand which can still be shaped rather than an end result.

Follow twitter if you want to stay on top of the rebranding news ;-) http://twitter.com/musescore

[Toby Smithe-2]

2009/5/8 Thomas Bonte <[hidden email]>:
>
> The results of the 2nd iteration can be viewed at
> http://www.musescore.org/en/node/1692

Once again, my support goes strongly out to Helien Demey elegant work
for the reason, as I wrote previously,

"that Demey's is to me the most suitable; combining the symbol of the
treble clef and of the fountain pen with the simplicity of the circle,
whilst keeping the number of elements low and the palette concise (see
slide 34)."

Regards,

--
Toby Smithe :: http://fulltinreality.com

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