Sworn in the USA
Posted on Thursday, July 12, 2007 in Linux
I had a flash of inspiration about how the sworn in the USA tagline could look as a logo, and so decided to try it out.
If you want to use them, help yourself:
Here’s the source if you think it can be improved:
Engine Block (Inkscape SVG)
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look good
12 Jul 2007 8:04 pm
What’s with the flag? The stars-and-stripes coupled with the ammo-crate font makes it look like some sort of military camp!
I don’t really get the ’sworn’ thing either - I realise it’s some sort of tweak on a Bruce Springsteen song.
The lines in the ’sworn’ word itself look good though.
12 Jul 2007 8:04 pm
The flag is because the event is (for the first time) in the USA. The ammo crate font was used for the last two LugRadio events in the UK, so I thought I’d keep it.
Sworn is, as you say, a reference to the Bruce Springsteen song, but it’s also a play on the fact that LugRadio contains a significant amount of, er, _mature_ content.