Hi all, it's *nice* discussion around the FedoraArtList...
O.K., I added an archive file to wiki, the images of EnergyInterferences, if
there is a responsible person to save it for *better* times, do it.
JJM
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I'm still learning English...
Jiří Jakub Mašek - Mr Jiri Jakub Masek
Czech Republic,
Nicu Buculei wrote:
I dont consider it a step back. In both cases the concepts was drawn
and worked up a team and Diana Fong did the final work. The difference
here might that Mola talked over IRC while John Baer didnt. That's
just different working styles and prefered modes of interaction.
Nicu Buculei wrote:
And at the end, here is what I see as a proof of lack of goodwill:
have a look at http://www.isity.net/blog/?p=60
Scroll down to the credit section. Do you notice there a familiar
name? Maybe John Baer who came up with the idea? Me neither...
FYI, the credit is for the use
The quality criteria is so subjective that is just too easy to use is
as a strawman.
Ah, and what the hell then entitles you to claim that FC6 has had the best
artwork of all Fedora releases? In my opinion, FC6 artwork already showed
first signs of sloppyness. Only think of the installer
Joachim Frieben wrote:
The quality criteria is so subjective that is just too easy to use is
as a strawman.
Ah, and what the hell then entitles you to claim that FC6 has had the best artwork of all
Fedora releases? In my opinion, FC6 artwork already showed first signs of sloppyness. Only
Certainly, I can provide both png and svg. But, should I provide both
with and without a folder? And, about the shadows - I saw, that svgs are
usualy without shadows - is that only because inkscape didn't have the
needed feature? If that is so, should I add the shadow only to the png,
or to
Martin Sourada wrote:
Certainly, I can provide both png and svg. But, should I provide both
with and without a folder? And, about the shadows - I saw, that svgs
are usualy without shadows - is that only because inkscape didn't have
the needed feature? If that is so, should I add the shadow
Martin Sourada wrote:
Certainly, I can provide both png and svg. But, should I provide both
with and without a folder? And, about the shadows - I saw, that svgs are
usualy without shadows - is that only because inkscape didn't have the
needed feature? If that is so, should I add the shadow
Luya Tshimbalanga wrote:
Without folder in order to be consistent. PNG icon can be with shadow
while SVG icon can be without it. However, with Inkscape 0.45 it is
possible fake a shadow because of blur effect (not supported on Firefox
2 and earlier)
The shadow made with the blur filter is the
Nicu Buculei wrote:
The shadow made with the blur filter is the proper one, fake was using
pre-0.45 ways, like the blur edge effect or using gradients.
I used gradients for the emotes. I will plan to update them using blur
filter on post F7.
I don't think Firefox 2 not supporting blur is a
Hello Diana,
Welcome to the Fedora art team. I followed this link from your blog to
your submission.
http://people.redhat.com/dfong/fc7graphics/
As always your work is very nice.
I have a couple of requests.
1. Would you move your work to a wiki page using a format similar to
Ok, so I decided to put the shadow to the svg as well. I attach PNGs for
large and small sizes. SVGs can be downloaded here:
http://feannatar.hostuju.cz/fedora/files/echo/go-homeL.svg
http://feannatar.hostuju.cz/fedora/files/echo/go-homeS.svg
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Martin Sourada wrote:
Ok, so I decided to put the shadow to the svg as well. I attach PNGs for
large and small sizes. SVGs can be downloaded here:
http://feannatar.hostuju.cz/fedora/files/echo/go-homeL.svg
http://feannatar.hostuju.cz/fedora/files/echo/go-homeS.svg
I would recommend you to use
John Baer wrote:
My first question is one of theme design. In my mind I view a theme as a
story board. The images are linked, but they are different. Your
approach seems to be one of image re-use. I noticed the wallpaper image
is the same as the gdm login background. The balloon behind the
Martin Sourada wrote:
I folowed the guidlines and there is said: The shadow is formed by
lines from the isometric grid. It is appears primarily behind the
object; as well as a bit in front of and under the object. Do not to use
black, as it is too harsh and does not scale well...dark gray is
Nicu Buculei wrote:
Of course not *solid* black. I think the intention is to use black
with a degree of transparency, which look gray, at least this is what
the other icon sets (for example Tango) do.
Well, I think the guidlines aren't as precise as one would like - there
isn't stated
On 2/16/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Nicu wrote:
Open the PNG with GIMP, save as xpm.gz, test it and tell us if is too
grainy or not :p
Thanks, I can do that ... :)
Personally I would like the GRUB image to have the same blue as the rest
of the graphics (the blue
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Nicu Buculei wrote:
I dont consider it a step back. In both cases the concepts was drawn
and worked up a team and Diana Fong did the final work. The
difference here might that Mola talked over IRC while John Baer
didnt. That's just different working styles and prefered
Uno Engborg wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Nicu Buculei wrote:
I dont consider it a step back. In both cases the concepts was drawn
and worked up a team and Diana Fong did the final work. The
difference here might that Mola talked over IRC while John Baer
didnt. That's just different working
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Uno Engborg wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Nicu Buculei wrote:
I dont consider it a step back. In both cases the concepts was
drawn and worked up a team and Diana Fong did the final work. The
difference here might that Mola talked over IRC while John Baer
didnt.
Martin Sourada wrote:
I folowed the guidlines and there is said: The shadow is formed by
lines from the isometric grid. It is appears primarily behind the
object; as well as a bit in front of and under the object. Do not to
use black, as it is too harsh and does not scale well...dark gray is
Maybe we should at least consider whether the darkest color at the first
end should be solid or semitransparent. If it would be semitranpsparent
than the amount of lightness in that point could be handled only by the
transparency. As it is in real world - when the object which casts the
shadow
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