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It looks great! I did a bit of manual retouching, @egpbos what do you think about it? |
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Ha nice, that tongue was bugging me as well :D Let's keep the snake head as it is, that one looks more natural/smooth than the broken tongue. Please commit your logo version to this branch. |
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I love it, thanks, please push it! |
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Our contributing guidelines has the following
I suggest we discuss the further changes before creating PRs. |
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I pushed the final version! I also opened an issue #664, related to this PR. |
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Off-topic, but since you brought it up @fdiblen: I think those guidelines are overly strict :) This was not a super high-effort PR. I think discussion could have just taken place here as well, let's not overcomplicate things when it's not necessary. On-topic: I put some more motivation for this PR in #664, please check it out if you are unsure of the point of this PR and feel free to discuss there before reviewing the PR itself. |
My point is more about compliance than being strict or amount of work. Let's discuss these in-person and adjust the guidelines to make the team more confortable and collaborate more efficiently. 🙂 Also, thanks for creating the issue and starting the discussion. 🙏 |
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Is the snake referring to Python? In that case it might be nice to use a python instead of a cobra. |
That's a reasonable point, but similarly we can also ask what the printer with a tie represents. Imo there is a certain charm to an AI-generated logo that vaguely depicts the idea behind the project. On an unrelated note, I was curious about the Photoshop warping feature, so I just played with it a bit, but it is hard to make the body thick without losing quality or spending too much time on it. I am done editing the figure, l promise :) |
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We don't have to use a python, other snakes are also ecosystem compliant ;) See e.g. anaconda (which is a boa), mamba (a venomous snake, completely different taxonomic family). In fact, the cobra can "change shape" a bit (flaring its ... flaps?), which could be seen as a symbol of instantiating a template. Diving into this rabbit hole, I googled for snakes that can change shape or color.
These could also serve as inspiration for #666. |
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Updated with the final version pasted in @vedran-kasalica's last message. Squashed the commits into two to keep the history clean. We had informal approvals and no objections, so I think we can merge now. |
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Rebased on main. |



I generated a simple logo for the template, hope you like it.