See examples with other foundation logos below.
This logo uses the major portion of Wikimedia logo (two slices creating stylized W & M letters, also a circle above it, although bigger) which is definitely not good idea. (Actually my first thought when I saw this logo was "Wikimedias of the world, unite!" ;-)) Also versions A and B could be attacked as not "politically correct" since they show pretty much only Caucasian types.
I dislike A because the center figure takes over the side ones. For a tri-color logo, I prefer C, especially because of the bright tones chosen. They're happy and kids will like them. Still, I think a strong case can be made for a mono-toned, wikimedia-blue base and three separate colors for the faces. That would be optimal for cross-platform consistency. It also suggests that there is a common sea or pool of knowledge which we all share, though we sometimes see or encounter it differently. Thanks for the entries!
This page was last edited on 26 May 2017, at 13:04.