[TriZPUG] Project Night Recap - Look What I Made!
Chris Calloway
cbc at unc.edu
Fri Aug 10 16:52:45 CEST 2012
On 8/9/2012 10:29 PM, Julia Elman wrote:
> I think it might be hard for folks to understand that the "n" is a
> snake?
What if the snakes had "eyes," that is, were transparent where eyes
would be and in the shape of Python eyes. I'm sure there's a graphics
word for that technique of cropping out an interior shape. Anyway, that
would keep is as a silhouette and, you know, it's all about the
silhouette. :)
I just know Jim worked hard to find fonts which would integrate with the
triskelion that was discussed at the March meeting. By giving the snakes
eyes, it would make it more obvious that the "n" is a snake.
Also, I know this is a rough, so I'm sure you've already seen this. The
circle that makes the snake heads distinctive as heads is slightly off
center. Although, it's off center in way that might be intentional, as
the weighted side is towards the outside of the triskelion, suggesting
centrifugal force.
Sorry, I just have this weird symmetry obsession that causes me to hang
up these things. Like, I get really upset when my code isn't in patterns.
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Sincerely,
Chris Calloway http://nccoos.org/Members/cbc
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