Proposed AutoHotkey Logo and Icon Change

For years AutoHotkey has been among the set of tools that I install on every Windows system I use. Recently I found myself wishing the AutoHotkey log as more interesting, so I decided to see if I could come up with a new logo design to offer for use in the product and web site, and here's the result:

The logo uses simple geometric shapes to represent the letters of the acronym "AHK" with each letter in a different color.

I chose a triadic color scheme comprised of the secondary colors of the traditional RYB color model (fear my mad color theory jargon skills) with the following rationale:

• Green often symbolizes action (a green light for "go", for example), so it seemed like a reasonable color choice for the letter "A" in "Auto".
• Orange is a warm fiery color, so I thought it made sense as the color for the "H" in "Hot".
• Purple completes the triad, and "K" is the remaining letter in the acronym, so the "K" in "Key" is purple. Feel free to assign your own meaning to the color. :)

• Large (512x512 PNG) - logo with the text "AutoHotkey" ("Century Gothic" font) for use anywhere that a large logo makes sense.
• Web (200x200 PNG) - a "web-sized" export of the large logo.
• Medium (48x48 Windows .ICO) - an acronym-only logo for primary application icon.
• Tiny (16x16 Windows .ICO) - a simplified logo reduced to minimal geometric shapes and vivid solid colors for use as a web favicon and as a system tray icon.

I realize that there are other icons in the AutoHotkey executable, but I am targeting the primary AutoHotkey icon (the white H inside of a green square) which I believe is effectively, if not officially, the product logo. If this proposal is well received, I will probably create additional icons to create a consistent set.

These logos were created with CorelDRAW 12, and I have included the CorelDRAW .CDR vector files as well as Adobe Illustrator .AI files (exported from CorelDRAW) so they can be edited by others to meet any needs that I haven't anticipated.