New Caudata.org Logo

[John]

So, what's the verdict? Hot or not?

 

[blueberlin]

Lovely! Even better than before.

 

[gr33neyes]

ooohhhhhh John's gone posh ...hot!

 

[Otterwoman]

Two thumbs up!

 

[Jan]

Quite attractive - well done.

 

[Daniel]

That's nice! :wacko:
What are the species depicted? (Let me guess: Tylototriton verrucosus, Ambystoma mavortium larvae, Ambystoma texanum and Plethodon glutinosus? I am not good at ID'ing)

 

[froggy]

Very nice

 

[lilsoul]

I can dig it

 

[Nathan050793]

I think it is a welcome improvement!

P.S.
Happy B-day John

 

[Abrahm]

Nice! I like the new logo quite a bit. It feels a little busy, but I'm no graphic designer.

I hope people don't take it as a subliminal message to mix species!

 

[freves]

Looks good.

 

[John]

What are the species depicted? (Let me guess: Tylototriton verrucosus, Ambystoma mavortium larvae, Ambystoma texanum and Plethodon glutinosus? I am not good at ID'ing)

Ambystoma mavortium mavortium, Tylototriton verrucosus, Ambystoma texanum are correct. The Plethodon is a hard one to answer. It was found in McCurtain County, Oklahoma. Which means it could be Plethodon albagula or possibly Plethodon sequoyah. If you can tell the difference you win a gold star because I can't.

Re: The logo being busy, I can see what you mean. Anyone else think the same? I take criticism well I promise.

 

[blueberlin]

Re: The logo being busy, I can see what you mean. Anyone else think the same? I take criticism well I promise.

Well do you mean the Caudata.org logo with the orange C or the colorful pictures behind it? The logo no, the pictures maybe a little tiny bit I'd rather see my newt "famous" and in the picture when coming to the site for the first time than not. I only see the picture briefly before scrolling down to actual text anyway. For what that is worth.

 

[tdimler]

Really Nice....

 

[madeve]

I like it but I wish there was an axolotl in that picture.

 

[Jake]

That's pretty hot! That A.texanum totally floats my boat.

 

[Jennewt]

It's lovely. My only critique is that the sizes of the sals are out of proportion. The largest sal (axolotl) is the smallest image, and the smallest sal (Plethodon) is the largest image.

 

[Slimy2]

Much better than the old one!

 

[John]

The largest sal (axolotl) is the smallest image

It's a tiger salamander larva, tsk tsk Jen .

and the smallest sal (Plethodon) is the largest image.

Actually the Plethodon was close to or the same size as the texanum.

I'll have a think. There's one thing I want to change any how.

 

[John]

Actually now that I think about it, I think the slimy was bigger than the texanum.