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(April 12, 2003 -- 10:40 AM EST // link) Graphics to consider - Graphics 1, 2, 3 and 4 (top to bottom, left to right)
Graphics # 5, 6 and 7
Composite 'poster' by DixieChicks, with some touching up by Paul
Colin did a nice job creating the graphics. I think there are two issue here. First, let us agree on the theme Secondly, let us agree on the graphic composition. I like a theme like Restore People's Democracy to the United States As for graphic composition, then I am in a quandry here. Since Colin used an actual representation of the US flag, with its 13 stripes, and placed text along individual stripes, the lettering gets kind'a small, and there is a large area of 'white space' [untexted] in the middle. One way to get more 'message' ie words into the graphic would be to take poetic license and create fewer [taller] stripes, meaning the ratio of lettered stripes to unlettered stripes would be much higher. Ideally, I would like the image to be less than 18KB. The large one is beautiful, but is 57KB, and folks would have difficulty placing it conveniently on their web pages. I think we have to design the common icon to fit neatly into bloggers' links columns, so it prob'ly should be in the area of 110 pixels wide. The last graphic is a combination JPG/TEXT file which of course cuts down on the SIZE of the logo, but makes it more difficult to install (In this case I have used a table with 3 rows - other bloggers would have to do something similar. Not rocket science, but more complex than merely showing a GIF file and telling everyone to download it and display it. WUDDYA think??
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