On Tue, 2008-07-08 at 20:10 -0700, Luya Tshimbalanga wrote:
The lock is barely visible given the dominance of the bright brick
color. How about placing Internet icon behind the wall? It might looks
like *cough* Microsoft Windows Defender but other Firewall icons are
not that great IMHO.
Martin Sourada wrote:
Hm... I'll try the one with Globe, though I am not sure if it would
work. Also, looking at the MS Win Defender icon, I'll perhaps try stone
wall... And with the red one + lock - I'll perhaps try darker red for
bricks and bigger lock. Is it really that bad visible in 48x48 -
Sorry, Martin, but your emails are empty of context, even your atachments...
You did send a lot of e-mails to me...all of them are empty, no filles, no
attachments...maybe I'm not knowing how to do...
Could you explain me exactly what I must to do?
Uh, my internet connection is once a day, from
Quick sketches of that icon extracted from new-appointment status.
Unlike Bluecurve version, only the clock is used in order to make icon
less cluttered. Feedback welcome.
Luya
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On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 10:59 +0300, Nicu Buculei wrote:
For me it wasn't about the size but about the contrast: dark red lock
painted on a red wall.
A stone wall (grey?) will probably improve this.
The one with lock as standalone object was well for you in that aspect?
Yeah, I meant grey wall
Nicu Buculei a écrit :
Anyway, it seems a wall made from red bricks and *something* is the
most common used metaphor for such icon, so we should stay with it, at
it will be easily recognized by users.
Maybe to not copy the icon from Windows, protect a *computer* with the
wall?
Will that
TransNet Informática wrote:
Sorry, Martin, but your emails are empty of context, even your atachments...
You did send a lot of e-mails to me...all of them are empty, no filles, no
attachments...maybe I'm not knowing how to do...
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Martin Sourada wrote:
On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 10:59 +0300, Nicu Buculei wrote:
BTW, do you think is good to use GIMP tricks to improve display? This
way the binary (PNG) can't be built directly from source and would make
the life harder for derivatives.
The antialiasing seems to work rather
As promised, here is next batch of sketches of
preferences-system-firewall. I modified the wall to use darker shades of
red and also to have slightly different bricks so they are not all same.
In the first take I also changed the lock to better contrast with the
wall, in the second take I tried
Martin Sourada wrote:
As promised, here is next batch of sketches of
preferences-system-firewall. I modified the wall to use darker shades of
red and also to have slightly different bricks so they are not all same.
In the first take I also changed the lock to better contrast with the
wall, in
On Tue, 2008-07-08 at 20:21 -0700, Luya Tshimbalanga wrote:
2008/7/7 Martin Sourada [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Because the tutorial also aimed to artists, perhaps an illustrations
of process will be useful.
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On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 01:06 -0700, Luya Tshimbalanga wrote:
Quick sketches of that icon extracted from new-appointment status.
Unlike Bluecurve version, only the clock is used in order to make icon
less cluttered. Feedback welcome.
Luya
I think the metaphor is good. Did you tried adding a
Maybe looks good to use a burned orange...
2008/7/9 Máirín Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Martin Sourada wrote:
As promised, here is next batch of sketches of
preferences-system-firewall. I modified the wall to use darker shades of
red and also to have slightly different bricks so they are not all
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