Background information
Name to incorporate in the logo
Splayd SRE
Slogan to incorporate in the logo
Description of the organization and its target audience
We are an engineering team within Google, our customers are Googlers and service owners within Google.
Splayd SRE provides services to internal customers. Our services include: networking; desktop virtualisation; and risk assessment for servers
Industry
Technology
Visual style
Colors to explore
Other color requirements
rgb(234, 67, 53), rgb(251, 188, 4), rgb(52, 168, 83), rgb(66, 133, 244), rgb(154, 160, 166)
tweak the colors to the standard Google palette (https://images.app.goo.gl/rpDPVqhSc22hfUzX6)
Style Attributes
Design inspiration
References
Other notes
Design:
This icon (see image attached) aligns with the Google SRE existing mythology theme (dragons and unicorns), while also recognising the unique composition of the Splayd SRE team which combines three connected yet distinct areas of focus: networking, virtual desktops and Server Risk assessment, represented by the three distinct dragon heads. In the center is a Splayd, an Australian invention, which combines a fork, knife and spoon in one utensil, further highlighting the unique nature of our team.
use the three dragons from the below image
tweak the colors to the standard Google palette (https://images.app.goo.gl/rpDPVqhSc22hfUzX6)
add a stylized splayd with the fork pointed to the right as per the current logo, in Google green (using the top-row green from https://partnermarketinghub.withgoo…r-palette/ as a shade color). The splayd should be stylized in a similar fashion to the abstract dragons.
Versions:
one without name
one with name "Splayd SRE", Google Sans font
possible layouts:
Splayd above logo, SRE below logo
Output formats:
standard .PNG
.SVG (scalable vector format)
Possible uses:
embroidered circular patch, 4 inch
stickers, 4x4 inch
t-shirts
Contest deliverables
1 x Logo
Final files
If you use fonts that require a license, confirm with the client they're ok with it. For licensing reasons, it is better to provide your client with information on how to acquire the font rather than providing the actual files.
Text in logos should be converted to outlines.