Logo for lightsteem

Repository

https://github.com/emre/lightsteem

Linked Task Request

https://steemit.com/@emrebeyler/task-request-a-logo-for-lightsteem

Details

Lightsteem is a light python client to interact with the STEEM blockchain.
with these main features;

• No hard-coded methods. All potential future appbase methods are automatically supported.
• Retry and Failover support for node errors and timeouts. See Retry and Failover.
  and it's actively under development.

Lightsteem developed by one of Utopian member and moderator Hive account@emrebeyler, also a steem witness.
Don't forget to vote for him.

Benefits / Improvements

There were no specific color choices but straightforward keywords which I mainly focus on Lightning, Fast & Lite.

It's a python library so first thing came into my mind is to use python's great blue and yellow colors, it would also help to distinguish it from other steem related projects (with thunder shaped logos). I'm not sure if it's appropriate to share but busy.org is a well known example.

I also want to include some banners to use for project update posts. Lightsteem has two posts right now with a nice looking terminal/code screenshots as post thumbnails.

• Lightsteem code golf #1 - Unfollow accounts who don't follow you back
• Lightsteem 0.0.9 - Introducing event listeners

Proof of authorship

I've already picked the colors that I want to use. These are just for presentation purposes.

First I thought I can use a typeface following the slightly rotated horizontal line of the icon to continue the movement affect. However it might be unnecessary. I'd like to hear your thoughts about it.

And here are the banner set, there is no specific direction, I explored two alternatives. Which end up well. And It's in a well organized, easy to adjust psd file.

Tools

Adobe Illustrator
Affinity Designer
Adobe Photoshop

Original files

	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Files	Google Drive
Font	Avenir, Medium Oblique

Proof of Work Done

https://github.com/anilkilic

It's been 3 months since my latest contribution post, so I hope I didn't miss anything.