Scout Color Poll #1

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Please choose your top three favorite colors (color samples below poll):

  • Red

    Votes: 243 13.8%
  • Butter Yellow

    Votes: 167 9.5%
  • Bright Yellow

    Votes: 91 5.2%
  • Avocado Green

    Votes: 210 11.9%
  • Bright Green

    Votes: 86 4.9%
  • Dark Green

    Votes: 708 40.2%
  • Sky Blue

    Votes: 231 13.1%
  • Bright Blue

    Votes: 142 8.1%
  • Medium Blue

    Votes: 141 8.0%
  • Dark Blue

    Votes: 317 18.0%
  • Blue/Grey

    Votes: 780 44.3%
  • Aqua Marine Blue

    Votes: 294 16.7%
  • Flat Grey

    Votes: 439 24.9%
  • Orange

    Votes: 386 21.9%
  • Copper

    Votes: 780 44.3%

  • Total voters
    1,760
Okay I have a question. I always have questions. Is it the color combo? The shape of the S? The shape of what the S is in?

Because that S is all over the Scouts. Here’s just a couple examples.

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The shape of the S and the hexagon. I don’t really care for it in the circle seal patches either. That’s one reason I’ve steered clear of some of the merch. It’s just a different opinion. Don’t skewer me too bad! 😂
 
The shape of the S and the hexagon. I don’t really care for it in the circle seal patches either. That’s one reason I’ve steered clear of some of the merch. It’s just a different opinion. Don’t skewer me too bad! 😂
Maybe that’s because you’re just seeing as an S and not a river through the hills or whatever it’s sort of look like
 
So, this is not exactly a color poll thought. And, yes, @J Alynn, I used the search function first. Does anyone besides me just not like this logo ? View attachment 13798
As a designer it’s not my favorite. Love the orange and the ‘S’ / endless road/on-ramp but the hexagon is a bit odd. But just my opinion
 
As a designer it’s not my favorite. Love the orange and the ‘S’ / endless road/on-ramp but the hexagon is a bit odd. But just my opinion
It appears white on the my iPhone and I think that the hexagon looks a little cleaner in white, but the S design is perfect, looks clean in Script from with the other letters and stands alone as logo in a pretty creative way
 

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It appears white on the iPhone and I think that the hexagon looks a little cleaner in white, but the S design is perfect, looks clean in Script from with the other letters and stands alone as logo in a pretty creative way
Now I like it there much better. Having the box around it helps.
 
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It appears white on the my iPhone and I think that the hexagon looks a little cleaner in white, but the S design is perfect, looks clean in Script from with the other letters and stands alone as logo in a pretty creative way
Thinking about it Im guessing the goal is to get that S as recognizable as the Honda H or any of the other badges.
 
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It appears white on the my iPhone and I think that the hexagon looks a little cleaner in white, but the S design is perfect, looks clean in Script from with the other letters and stands alone as logo in a pretty creative way
Better. But I can’t put my finger on what bothers me so much.
 
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Thinking about it Im guessing the goal is to get that S as recognizable as the Honda H or any of the other badges.
Yeah the old scouts had International Harvester “IH” as the brand badge, and the Scout script was more just a name plate. Now Scout is the brand and needs to sit alongside the big Blue ovals, Bowties, Ram heads, and Compasses
 
Better. But I can’t put my finger on what bothers me so much.
Could it be the number of edge contacts that the S makes with the hexagon itself, breaking the hexagon into multiple parts for the outer color to bleed through?

Or from looking at the design on the patch, maybe it’s the hard cut on the lower left of the S since for me looking at it. It looks a little odd instead of just having the entire smooth curve go through and then loop back across for the logo, but the lower portion there gets hard cut and it just looks a little strange
 
Yeah the old scouts had International Harvester “IH” as the brand badge, and the Scout script was more just a name plate. Now Scout is the brand and needs to sit alongside the big Blue ovals, Bowties, Ram heads, and Compasses
That’s certainly part of it. I did that drawing of the SM in the same lock up as the IH and it just seemed more correct. Heck, if the hexagon were a diamond that would make more sense as it’s in the same family as international trucks. But, I guess Rivian is a diamond logo already.
 

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Could it be the number of edge contacts that the S makes with the hexagon itself, breaking the hexagon into multiple parts for the outer color to bleed through?

Or from looking at the design on the patch, maybe it’s the hard cut on the lower left of the S since for me looking at it. It looks a little odd instead of just having the entire smooth curve go through and then loop back across for the logo, but the lower portion there gets hard cut and it just looks a little strange
Yeah, is almost like it doesn’t fit in either the hexagon or the circle.
 
That’s certainly part of it. I did that drawing of the SM in the same lock up as the IH and it just seemed more correct. Heck, if the hexagon were a diamond that would make more sense as it’s in the same daily as international trucks. But, I guess Rivian is a diamond logo already.
Exactly. No diamond. Like the Honda H and Hyundai H are really close. SM needs to be distinctive.
 
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Could it be the number of edge contacts that the S makes with the hexagon itself, breaking the hexagon into multiple parts for the outer color to bleed through?

Or from looking at the design on the patch, maybe it’s the hard cut on the lower left of the S since for me looking at it. It looks a little odd instead of just having the entire smooth curve go through and then loop back across for the logo, but the lower portion there gets hard cut and it just looks a little strange
To me the circle was curvaceous like the ‘S’. Mixing curves and hard lines bugs me a bit