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Logo for Caluma

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Published: 23 Feb 2019 › Updated: 23 Feb 2019Logo for Caluma

Logo for Caluma

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As a graphic designer, I am on a mission on building my portofolio. I wonder around github searching for projects that I think needs graphic material and then asked them if I can make graphic material that they need. I found Caluma and I think it needs a logo to be put in project web and social media accounts.

A collaborative form editing service, Caluma provides first class support for such use cases by providing a service that allows you to:

  • Dynamically create complex forms
  • Define fine-grained permissions
  • Implement declarative business processes

Benefits / Improvements

This is guidlines provided by project owner:

  • The name of the project comes from a chameleon - it is supposed to express that the caluma backend can be adapted in a very flexible way to it's environment. This doesn't mean that we need to have a chameleon in the logo (we'd also like to avoid confusion with logos of other brands, e.g. SUSE)
  • because of the point above, we could imagine the logo to be colorful
  • Some more core values of the projects are: Openness / Open Source, Web standards, Focus on developer experience

I made 3 sketches and project owner picked one as his favorite. the one that represented Caluma with chameleon eye.

All files were uploaded to Google Drive and integrated by project owner to Caluma repository. Project owner also updated their twiiter acounnt with Caluma new logo Caluma on Twitter

Proof of work

Tools

Adobe Illustrator CC

FileLink
Caluma FilesDrive
FontUbuntu
MockupUxplanet

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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