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== Logo Entry #7 ==
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== Logo Entry by Rua Puka ==
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Your Logo entry here
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File:Rudoq Trevor logo.jpg|Colour
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File:Rudoq Trevor wordmark.jpg|Wordmark Colour
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== Logo Entry by Florent Fougères ==
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I chose to use four symbols, Auckland's sky tower and a Maori motif represented in boat sails. All with a contour line motif from Rangitoto Island just outside Auckland. For the colors, a mix of blue and green to symbolize the link between mountain and sea, and a hint of red, an important color in Maori culture.
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File:Classic color.png|Woodmark colour
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File:Square color.png|Square colour
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File:Dark banner.png|Woodmark dark
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File:Square dark.png|Square dark
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File:White banner.png|Woodmark white
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File:Square white.png|Square white
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== Logo Entry by Adam Steer ==
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The key element in this proposal is spiral motif drawn as a Koru, a traditional polynesian design inspired by an unfurling fern frond. Spirals are an important symbol to almost all cultures globally - this specific rendering is local to Oceania and is an integral part of Māori art and culture. The intention is to represent FOSS4G as a gathering of global cultures and recognising the common bonds we share as a heterogeneous network. Because this is the first gathering of the global FOSS4G community in Oceania since 2009, other symbolic meanings of the Koru apply - new growth, connection, the circle of life.
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Using OpenStreetMap data from Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland as a decorative element brings an open geospatial data component to the design - which is also created entirely using open source tools. Colours/text/fonts are almost infinitely adaptable.
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Should this concept succeed, any awards will be donated to the FOSS4G 2025 travel grant programme.
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File:Image-composite-vertical.jpg|A vertical layout showing a black and white FOSS4G 2025 logo concept
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File:Image-composite-horizontal-teal-theme.jpg|A teal themed FOSS4G 2025 logo concept
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File:Image-composite-horizontal-tan-theme.jpg|A tan themed FOSS4G 2025 logo concept
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File:Horizontal-elements-description-sand.jpg.jpg|A layout describing elements of a FOSS4G 2025 logo concept
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File:F4g-2025-logo-convept-adamsteer-Button.jpg|A button concept for a FOSS4G 2025 logo
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== Logo Entry by Natalia Ramsay ==
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A brief description of the logo choices:
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* The kiwi is a symbol of intuition, and are often associated with all things odd or eccentric considering their unusual ecological niche, anatomy, and behaviors. I wanted to use it because it's a recognisable icon of Aotearoa, and I think that us map makers and geospatial peoples can relate to the bird, as we often find ourselves having to use our intuition or think outside the box.
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* The dashed line is a nod to dashed polylines commonly used in cartography, but also represents a trail/track. GIS has come a long way, and the future for it is bright - this line represents the past and future of geospatial.
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* The colours and font are definitely modifiable (well, anything in the design can be), but I just chose them to attempt to match the OSGeo branding :).
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File:Natalia Ramsay - FOSS4G main logo.png|Main logo
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File:Natalia Ramsay - FOSS4G Logo 2.png|Logo 2
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File:Natalia Ramsay - FOSS4G more creative version.png|More creative version
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File:Natalia Ramsay - FOSS4G button.png|Button
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File:Natalia Ramsay - Alternate colours.png|Alternate colours
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== Logo Entry by Jara Villanueva ==
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File:Jara Villanueva - FOSS4G25 Logo description.png|Logo design
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File:Jara Villanueva - FOSS4G25 Logo colours.png|Logo colors
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File:Jara Villanueva - FOSS4G25 V1-Colored.png|V1 colored
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 23 March 2025

You can find the details about the competition on our logo competition page here.

Entry by Peter Johnson

It's unlikely I will be able to attend, in this case any awards will be donated to those who could benefit.

  • Light

  • Dark

  • Square

  • Wide

  • Topo

Entry on behalf of the Travel Grant Programme

Contributed by Simon Nitz for the Travel Grant Programme

  • Foss4g 2025 logo tgp.png

Entry by Tim Denee

  • Design Idea

  • Design Colleteral

  • Colour

  • White

  • Dark

  • Wordmark Colour

  • Wordmark White

  • Wordmark Dark

Entry by Emory Beck

  • Colour

  • Dark

Logo Entry by Subhasis Chakraborty

  • Light

  • Dark

  • Light2

Logo Entry by Maria Costea

  • Design Idea

  • Design Colleteral

  • Colour

  • Dark

  • Red

  • White

  • Wordmark Colour

  • Wordmark Dark

  • Wordmark Red

  • Wordmark White

  • Wordmark Colour (alt)

  • Wordmark Dark (alt)

  • Wordmark Red (alt)

  • Wordmark White (alt)

Logo Entry by Rua Puka

  • Colour

  • Wordmark Colour

Logo Entry by Florent Fougères

I chose to use four symbols, Auckland's sky tower and a Maori motif represented in boat sails. All with a contour line motif from Rangitoto Island just outside Auckland. For the colors, a mix of blue and green to symbolize the link between mountain and sea, and a hint of red, an important color in Maori culture.

  • Woodmark colour

  • Square colour

  • Woodmark dark

  • Square dark

  • Woodmark white

  • Square white

Logo Entry by Adam Steer

The key element in this proposal is spiral motif drawn as a Koru, a traditional polynesian design inspired by an unfurling fern frond. Spirals are an important symbol to almost all cultures globally - this specific rendering is local to Oceania and is an integral part of Māori art and culture. The intention is to represent FOSS4G as a gathering of global cultures and recognising the common bonds we share as a heterogeneous network. Because this is the first gathering of the global FOSS4G community in Oceania since 2009, other symbolic meanings of the Koru apply - new growth, connection, the circle of life.

Using OpenStreetMap data from Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland as a decorative element brings an open geospatial data component to the design - which is also created entirely using open source tools. Colours/text/fonts are almost infinitely adaptable.

Should this concept succeed, any awards will be donated to the FOSS4G 2025 travel grant programme.

  • A vertical layout showing a black and white FOSS4G 2025 logo concept

  • A teal themed FOSS4G 2025 logo concept

  • A tan themed FOSS4G 2025 logo concept

  • A layout describing elements of a FOSS4G 2025 logo concept

  • A button concept for a FOSS4G 2025 logo

Logo Entry by Natalia Ramsay

A brief description of the logo choices:

  • The kiwi is a symbol of intuition, and are often associated with all things odd or eccentric considering their unusual ecological niche, anatomy, and behaviors. I wanted to use it because it's a recognisable icon of Aotearoa, and I think that us map makers and geospatial peoples can relate to the bird, as we often find ourselves having to use our intuition or think outside the box.
  • The dashed line is a nod to dashed polylines commonly used in cartography, but also represents a trail/track. GIS has come a long way, and the future for it is bright - this line represents the past and future of geospatial.
  • The colours and font are definitely modifiable (well, anything in the design can be), but I just chose them to attempt to match the OSGeo branding :).

  • Main logo

  • Logo 2

  • More creative version

  • Button

  • Alternate colours


Logo Entry by Jara Villanueva

  • Logo design

  • Logo colors

  • V1 colored

  • V2 BW

  • V3 BW Invert

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