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hdroser1014
hdroser1014 on Feb 28 '12
You all gave me some great suggestions--please take a look at my new design and tell me what you think!
flashability
flashability on Feb 28 '12
The pi doesn't really convey an apple. The stem and leaf alone don't do it for me. If I didn't already know this was called 'Apple Pi' I would think that it was a Chinese letter or something of that nature.

The plate could use more detail too. Maybe have a bunch of apples and line them up to make the pi symbol?

If you get the chance, please critique my design
kgohde
kgohde on Feb 28 '12
this is a good start for an idea that benefits from simplicity. Still, the plate could be converted into a pie pan like these ones. and you might immediately get a stronger recognition.

Regarding the shape of your apple: It does currently look more like a Chinese gate than an apple and i wonder if you could approach this to be more like the cornflake that was shaped like the state of Illinois (you can find this with a google search for "cornflake shaped like Illinois") so that your shape both resembles the apple more closely AND the sign for Pi?

I guess this is an argument for something that is between the subtlety of your first design and the explicit Pi shape of your apple in this one.
kgohde
kgohde on Feb 28 '12
what about making the color of your apple more varied? You could, rather than using a single, flat red, introduce a gradient that allows a transition of color across your apple (maybe from one red to another, maybe a richer red around the stem, maybe from a deep red to a red that is softened by yellow). Some images of apples here.
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