Logo
Down and to the left
Submitted by DeepGeek on Fri, 02/08/2008 - 15:37.
This is the new logo design for LS.Net … it was, originally, a rotation of an icon from the Drupal Pushbutton theme. After a short time, the logo was reduced to a mathematical formula by Jim Tarvid and rendered as a scalable vector graphic.
Welcome to our shack
Submitted by DeepGeek on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 05:35.
Designed by DeepGeek for use by the Senior Shack group at Geek Wyrld. Please attribute the work and link the image to http://geek.mydllurth.com when placing this image on any web page that is not, officially, MyDLLURTH content.
Officially URTH (version 1)
Submitted by DeepGeek on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 00:00.
This first animated logo, as MyDLLURTH officially emerged, was created with the Gimp. Specifications for the image were registered to allow faithful reproduction. Feel free to use this image with your own work, but remember to credit the author : DeepGeek. The logo is still in circulation and permitted for representing URTH, but it is not officially recommended.Officially URTH
Submitted by DeepGeek on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 00:00.
MyDLLURTH will always recognize this original logo design. Specification for constructing this logo is available for faithful reproduction at any size.
Dear YaWho
Submitted by DeepGeek on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 23:59.
Before MyDLLURTH there was MyDLLURTH … but we called it Dear YaWho. Dear YaWho was, first, a YAHOO! club and achieved recognition as a club of the month just six months after it was formed. Later, Dear YaWho migrated to YAHOO! Groups. This logo was used for both incarnations.
The new look
Submitted by DeepGeek on Wed, 11/21/2007 - 05:08.The change at the upper left of our pages is not your imagination. The change accommodates our readers without broadband – half the modem-clogging bytes of the spinning world
Logo Revised
Submitted by DeepGeek on Sun, 12/31/2006 - 02:59.MyDLLURTH is growing, and our revised logo better depicts the present URTH. All of our web content will soon display the change you see on this page.
First, you can see that the spinning wyrld is more realistic. The animation is, in fact, carefully compiled from hourly snapshots of Earth as would be seen from Sol on 2006-12-25. The atmospheric layer is artificial, but the surface representation is derived from NASA satellite imagery. The new animation is more realistic than the old; our logo is testament of our reality.
