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The new RMAX international logo is great. After much soul searching by Scott and the Tribe, the new RMAXi logo speaks/represents what Scott and the Trbe is seeking. The blue backround is a cool color and obscures the logo. My recommendation is a vibrant color. Great look, represents RMAXi!
Paul Karpick
I've seen several logos since I logged in.It takes some tweaking to get these things just right.
Jason Erickson
NCTMB, ACE-CPT, AIS-TA
Nationally Certified Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, Active Isolated Stretching Teaching Assistant since 2009
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"I saw the angel in the marble and chiseled until I set it free." - Michealangelo
Paul,
Thank you. I've fixed the color tone to make it more visible.
The Vitruvian man represents the Golden Ratio of the Fibonacci Sequence, the pattern which resonates through everything in existence - from galaxies to our DNA. It also by choosing the work of Da Vinci represents eternal wisdom and ancient technology.
We adopted the Bucky Ball Tensegrity structure to represent the connectivity and interdependence of everyone and everything - in the micro with our Breathing, Movement and Structure as well as our Body, Mind and Spirit; as well as in the macro with our actions and behavior impacting everyone else (and ultimately everything in the Universe), our concept of the "Tribe" of community service.
The circle represents infinity of options, our perpetual state of growth and exploration, that all things come around again but with an improved state of understanding, as per Spiral Dynamics.
The relationship of the Outer Circle to the Inner Tensegrity Ball represents the process of daily deepening of personal practice, of moving from simplicity to sophistication.
A great deal went into the design, indeed!
It looks really great!! That's the one!
Love love love it. It works on so many levels.
Connie Brown
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Very, very nice!
Very Respectfully,
Chuck Kechter
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"Who cares if your "deadly art" was originally practiced in a temple in some obscure corner of Bangladesh if an ill-tempered girl scout with 6 months of boxing can knock the hell out of its practitioners?" --Mike Driscoll
"Not all pain is gain." -- The Agony avatar
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Where is it? I wanna see it!
There we go! I still had the old one in cache.
Damn 'puters.. . :roll:
Hmm, looks like a spider web? diamond??
Great Job, love the blue!!!
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