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Here I talk about the update I made to the Alive Tribe logos based on the feedback I got from my last video, and I also talk a bit about transforming them to a vector based format, plus about the ALIVE token.

Graphic made in Desygner

Hi there and welcome to my vlog, my name is Erik Gustafsson and I go by the handle @flaxz on 3speak, CTPtalk and Hive.

Updated Alive Logos - This Is More WE

So in my last video I shared some design suggestions for logos of the Alive Tribe and got great feedback, mostly people like the color scheme, but I was also asked to add a bit more WE to the heart.

After having tried a few ideas and done some thinking then this is what I have come up with, and the graphics below are made in transparent PNG format using Desygner.

So a bigger handshake in the middle to symbol WE, and then the thumbs up for the #IAmAliveChallenge and also Luke for the #LukeIsAlive contest.

Do also note that I need t recreate this whole design with vector based grahics in SVG format, plain conversion to SVG does not work well enough, and I also found a great app that works well to create vector based graphics.

That being said it will take some time to do that since I need to recreate every detail individually from scratch while using the graphics above as background while drawing it.

SVG or vector based graphics are basically an outer line that can be colored or opaque, with either solid or gradient colors inside the line, and what is saved is the angle that the line is using plus any color choices, and this is why they don't get pixelated when zooming.

Here is an example of my first completed item that I made, and I saved this to PNG so I could upload it on Hive.

Heart Hand.png

The reason we need SVG logos is because Hive-engine wants that, and they are right that it looks better on many different devices.

In addition to this I will also create one more account for the tribe, and this is because we need to separate the account that owns the ALIVE token and can issue new tokens, from the account that distributes the tokens using Scotbot.

Scotbot needs Active authority to work, and that is a security risk, so by separating that from the account owning the token we lower the risk, and most other tribes also do it like this.