← Carnival of Evolution has a splendid logo, don't you think? We don't need a new one. However, I'd like to get another one for a specific purpose.
When people have their posts included in a CoE edition, wouldn't it be nice if they could put a little image on the post to identify it as a CoE-post? I think so. Like a stamp of approval, similar to the image that posts on Research Blogging has (see example here).
However, I have zero skills in that direction, so I'd like to ask someone else to make one.
Logo Competition:
What: Make a 70x85 pixel logo that CoE contributors can put on their CoE posts.
Why: So that we may make more people aware of the carnival, and promote both reading and writing about evolution.
How: I don't know how, but once you have figured that out, send it to me at bjorn@bjornostman.com.
When: No hard deadline, but I won't start choose among any submissions before the next edition of CoE is out (which will be on December 1st).
What's in in for me? The creator of the new CoE button will of course be featured both here and on the CoE site, but beyond that I'm afraid CoE has no funds for a monetary prize.
The button should be recognizable and distinct, so that people will quickly learn that it refers to Carnival of Evolution. I could suggest that it used the same colors as the CoE logo, for example, but that's not a strict requirement.
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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