Hello John,

Thank you for the suggestions regarding changing the colors for the campaign and the samples you sent. Francisco chose "lime green" because it's the color of the "heart chacra" but I'm sure we can work on it.

Thank you very much for updating the email list of contacts for the "core team" for FRANCISCO HERRERA 4 SF MAYOR CAMPAIGN.

Shortly after you left, a friend of Francisco , H. Jack Pytel, dropped by. Would you please him to the core list?

H.Jack Pytel em:pytel3@gmail.com and his cel.415-902-4592

Also, pls add em: Claudia Lopez <claudia_lopez22@hotmail.com>

And Luis Gervasi em:lg <luis1010am@gmail.com>

Here's a preliminary list of the teams that resulted form our meeting on Saturday May the 30th. Please complete or correct if I missed anything and re-distribute:

1. FUND RAISING:

Martina Ayala

Barry Hermansons

Cristina Herrera

2. SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH:

Atila

Dietrich

Alma

3. SCHEDULING/CALENDARING TEAM AND EVEN ORGANIZATION

Martina Ayala

Cristina Herrera

Ricardo Huerta

Jaime and Lulu?

4. VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS/VOTER OUTREACH & REGISTRATION

Camilo

Jack Pytel

5. MEDIA TEAM

Fernando "Feña"

Claudia Lopez

IEP Productions (Miguel Perez and Michelle White)

6. ETHNIC-BASED & CONSTITUENCY ORGANIZIG

7. IT COMMITTEE -- VOTER FILES

David Ferley

John Marc

8. PLATTFORM COMMITTEE (Policy Committee)

Jack Pytel

Miguel Perez

Thank you very much for your support!

Cheeers!

Michelle

On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 1:20 PM, John-Marc Chandonia <jmc@sfgreens.org> wrote:

Hi,

Since we're thinking about printing posters soon after the filing
deadline, we should put more thought into a color theme for the
updated website, buttons, posters, and campaign logo.

Personally, I don't really like green too much as a poster color
for Green candidates--it doesn't stand out well. I thought some of the
best posters I've seen were these from Matt Gonzalez, with a
"yellow/gold boxes" theme:

http://backspace.com/is/in/the/house/work/pg/matt_print.html

and also these from Ross Mirkarimi's supervisorial campaign,
with an "orange ball" theme:

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/1/236602_2a35655b0b.jpg

Some bright colors, like gold, purple, red, or orange would work
better than green or blue, I think. Colors on posters tend to fade,
so it's important for both "Francisco Herrera" and the word "Mayor" to
stand out.

JMC
--
John-Marc Chandonia (jmc@sfgreens.org)
http://sfgreens.org/
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