Dear all, Seeing people throw the new logo around in different formats, I thought I would do it up in TikZ (for those that don't know: graphics embedded in LaTeX). For convenience, I wrapped it in a .sty file. If people find this useful, I will try and submit it to CTAN as well. I'm open for bug reports or feature requests. You do need a proper TeXLive installation (at least a relatively recent version of TikZ; check whether "kpsewhich pgfkeys.sty" says anything, in which case you should be fine). I will write up documentation for this before I put it onto CTAN, but for now, you will have to do with the example illustrating most options: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{haskelllogo} \begin{document} \haskelllogo[outlines,splitlambda] \haskelllogo[splitlambda] \haskelllogo[outlines] \haskelllogo[splitlambda, rangle color=green, lambda body color=red, lambda leg color=red!50!yellow, upper equals color=black, lower equals color=brown ] \haskelllogo[grayscale] \haskelllogo[splitlambda,grayscale] \haskelllogo[seventies] \haskelllogo[seventies,outlines] \end{document} The style is available at: http://www.cs.utwente.nl/~holzensp/haskelllogo.sty Enjoy! Regards, Philip