Create a logo for the Rabbit Hole module

Suggesting two logos. Please have a look.

Thanks

Both logo have dimension and size according requirement.
As graphic, i will suggest "Rabbit-Hole-Logo-1.png".
But according to "Rabbit Hole" module feature, need more options.

They're both cute. I think I have a slight preference for Rabbit-Hole-Logo-2.png.

I wonder is it possible for less white space around the logo?

@ravi kant, what do you mean "need more options"?

@lostcarpark
I was asking for more design option.

@ravi kant, could you specify what you would like to see in an ideal logo, or what you feel is missing from the existing options? It's difficult to offer more choices without an idea of what you'd like to see.

@lostcarpark

The rabbit hole feature for entity are access denied page, page not found page and page redirect to any path or external url. Can logo include small icons of these features so it will look for relative to module.

I have come up with two alternative options.

The first one has a rabbit blocking his hole, holding up his hand next to an "Access denied" symbol. His other hand is pointing to a "Redirect" symbol. Finally, he's wearing a baseball cap with "404" on the front, for not found. Personally, I find this one a little too busy. I had drawn some shading on the rabbit, but I had to leave it out to get the file down close to 10k.

The second version has the same rabbit, but without the symbols. He's holding up his hand to indicate access denied, and pointing to indicate a redirect. Hopefully his slightly sad face conveys the "not found". It might be too subtle, but personally I prefer it.

Both images are very slightly over 10kb, but the guidelines say "around 10kb". I don't think it's a hard limit.

@lostcarpark
I actually like the rabbit_hole_symbols-fs8.png if it has to be between that and the rabbit_hole_plain-fs8.png, because it explains the denied access.

@p.ayekumi, it doesn't have be between those two. Please see also @urvashi_vora's suggestions in #3 above. You are also free to propose your own. If you can draw it yourself, that's great, or if you have an idea you can describe, someone else may take it up and draw it.