FreeCAD Logo Design

[marcuspollio]

Hi there !

Here another version, inspired by the one of

The font used is "sans-serif" bold from the GNU FreeFont

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[chrisb]

I like this one much more than that of tuqueque, because the F doesn't look so brutally chomped (and not only because it was posted in a separate thread ).
However, the C looks a tiny little bit too fat, although it probably is the same as the F. Perhaps it's the teeth making it look so.

[apeltauer]

Hi there !

Here another version, inspired by the one of....

Now if it gets a little bit 3d(ish) this would make it even better....

[vocx]

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However, the C looks a tiny little bit too fat, although it probably is the same as the F. Perhaps it's the teeth making it look so.

This logo is a perfect replacement in my opinion, I would not be against doing the change immediately. Fat C looks great.

[chrisb]

Not knowing the correct notions for fonts in english, let me use FreeCAD's sketcher to express what I would like to see: Could you provide a version where the two selected lines have the same length:

[vanuan]

Not knowing the correct notions for fonts in english, let me use FreeCAD's sketcher to express what I would like to see: Could you provide a version where the two selected lines have the same length:

Like this?

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[chrisb]

Thanks, looks better to me. I have the feeling that someone with much experience in typography could make this perfect.

[mikeprice99]

I'm not a graphic design professional, but AFAIK most fonts look better when rounded letters dip a little below the level of other letters and reach above them, so I've done a version slightly enlarging the cog:

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I've also done a thorough clean up of the svg file.

[chrisb]

Looks good to me.

[Asim]

Thought I might put this one up from another thread I posted some time ago: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=48972

All work done as vectors.