> The key to working with a professional is in identiyfing the design
> "program" — what the organization's "story" is, who its community is,
> and who you want to get your message to with the branding, as well as
> identifying what uses the logo will be used for — print, promotional
> items (t-shirts, hats, temporary tatoos, whatever), online — which has
> on effect on the deliverables, e.g. file sizes and formats.


I'm for the logo that are designed professionally like the design
program described above.  This doesn't mean that the designer have to
be a professional.  They could be amateurs as well.  LaunchPad [1] and
SpamAssassin [2] have great examples.

On a side note, I'll go for the temporary tattoos.  Also a sticker
that I can put on my laptop. ;-)


ranti.

[1] https://help.launchpad.net/logo/
[2] http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/LogoContest

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