Notebook stickers
I saw on Planete Beranger a collection of notebook stickers for various Linux distros. The Fedora one needed some minor tweaks, so here is a remade version (complete with SVG source, part of my artwork page):
Yeah, I know it uses the logo and the wordmark, and the use of those by the community is taboo, but what else can I do?
Update: I know it is not good for print, but couldn't stop the urge to add blur, so I made an additional fancy version.
Update: and a monochrome one for as cheap as possible printing.
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Use of the logo by the community is not taboo. You just need to follow the procedure and send a mail to logo@fedoraproject.org. This is already described in the wiki so lets drop the BS
ReplyDeleteIs not that easy, I am refering to this:
ReplyDeleteThis decision is based on a number of factors, not the least of which is the involvement of thorny issues of trademark, branding...
The fancy logo with the regular frame would be really sharp. I do like your versions better than the originals. The colors are correct on yours and you've clearly shown an intention to work with the trademark owners.
ReplyDeleteHeck they may pick this up in the fedora art project. Who knows.
The flat version (sans-bevel) looks better. The logo is attractive without additional effects.
ReplyDelete"Is not that easy"
ReplyDeleteMaybe not but you only have assumptions to make at this point since you didnt follow the process specified and prefer to shrug it.
The quotes from the mail is specific to the context of default artwork. Irrelevant to producing laptop stickers.
mmm 'drop the bs'
ReplyDeleteas always, i see, showing off your shining people skills and extraordinary self-restraint within the community! at least you were smart enough to post anonymously, eh?
RTLM, I am a member of the Fedora Art project, so no need for someone to pick it up, I can put it direcly where is needed.
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