OperaBook

So starting with Opera I simply produced some Opera Web2 Logos.

Logo Creatr

Just typing Opera (without defining colors and deselecting Beta) results in a blue logo. To get the typical Opera-red simply type [c=CC0000]Opera[/c] For a gradient from red to blue it is [c=CC0000]Opera[/c=0000FF] - quite interesting I think And finally combine red Opera with gray Software with [c=cc0000]Opera[/c] [c=cecece]Software[/c]

Inkscape Logos

Well, accidentially again it happened just two days ago I downloaded the new version of Inkscape and already played with it for some minutes and got the impression I can do similar things and I'll be more flexible. The drawback: it is quite a bit more of work (though still faster than using Gimp or Photoshop). First I used some Opera logos from the Logo Creatr (cut the background and changed some colors with the help of Paint.Net) and placed all in the following way Then I thought it would be better to use text instead of images to power up the full power of SVG - reaching a quite similar result

I thought the shadow of the Opera - O may be nice, but I think it is too overloaded this way

Web2-'r' Logos

Well, not creative enough? To use a typical Web2 r (Flickr - like) with a different color I had to change the name Opera. Again one example with the Logo Creatr using [c=cecece]Op[/c][c=cc0000]r[/c] (with beta) And finally something similar with Incscape, now using Opra. I think the green is ugly, but it is the color used with some of the Official Opera buttons - and which is the only real color giving a contrast to the red color.

If someone would like to have one of the SVG-files (Inkscape) I can deliver it for download. If you have a font that is closer to the Opera-Logo font it is easily changable.