App icon submissions

[tbodt]

The current iSH home screen icon is not that nice looking. I'm bad at designing icons, so I thought I'd see if any users have good ideas. I'm also bad at judging other people's icons, and iOS apps can change the home screen icon at runtime, so why not put in every icon? Post your icon idea here and I'll add it to the app.

Rules:

• The icon should make sense as an icon for iSH. (duh)
• The icon should not have rounded corners. Those get added by iOS automatically.
• A 1024x1024 PNG of the icon should be under 50kB. I don't want to end up with icons taking up more space than the rest of the app. The current icon fits in 5kB so this shouldn't be too hard.
• To save space, I'll only accept a few different color or style variations of the same icon.
• The icon license must allow it to be used as an icon for iSH. CC-BY-4.0 works well. There will be attribution, in the form of your name and a link to your GitHub post. In case someone forgets: By posting an icon here, you agree to license it under CC-BY-4.0, unless you specify otherwise.

[themanontv]

Created some new Icons for iSH

Decided to base the design off the mac terminal but gave it a cute spin

[themanontv]

Also just made a straight up mac icon clone but not sure whether this is allowed

[tbodt]

@themanontv Cloning Apple's icons is definitely not legal. For the other icons, could you upload a 1024x1024 version with no rounded corners?

[themanontv]

Added the Requested Icon Formats

[stc2001]

The new icon

[aeilot]

[snakeeater0x01]

I hope you like it

[FelixTornqvist]

I dabbled a little in Vectornator, and here’s the result:

Feel free to modify it however you’d like: iSH-svg-vectornator.zip

[baranonen]

I made some macOS Big Sur inspired icons. Here are their rounded and normal versions:

[baranonen]

This is how they look in the home screen:

[peterlewis]

Re-drew the iSH logo with Sprite Pencil and then upscaled, indexed to 2 colour and then exported turning off ALL the optional extras, using GIMP.

This has resulted in a 1024x1024px logo contained within 549 bytes! At this stage, I'm not 100% sure of how well it will work, and, if it were to ever be used anywhere, it might need a bit of testing as not sure that by disabling ALL the options in PNG export that I might have introduced an incompatibility, somewhere, but here it is for your viewing pleasure, at the very least! :)

Icon is licensed under the GPLv2, as-per the original. Also, speaking for myself, no credit needed (nor particularly wanted) for the smaller-fication, I simply made smaller what @tbodt had already created! :)

Edit: This is no longer the smallest. Posts on iSH's Discord have shown that a further 18 bytes can be saved, bringing the file size down to 531 bytes.

[relikd]

@peterlewis I was intrigued whether I could reduce it further. I just took tbodt's app icon and applied a two-color index (one). Also, it can't be said enough, ImageOptim is a great tool. With my version it's 550 bytes. If I put your version through ImageOptim it is 514 bytes (two)

[peterlewis]

514 bytes (two)

Hah, 514 bytes! Congrats, you're in the lead! :) And thank you for the ImageOptim pointer, it looks fab! 👍🏻

[peterlewis]

Sprite 64

I had a play with @JaydenIrwin's Sprite Pencil and came up with the following icon, that I've nicknamed Sprite 64 ('Sprite' as it's a sprite made in Sprite Pencil, and '64' as the original dimensions are 64x64px, as well as the icon using colours from @ENDESGA's EDG64 palette).

Final icon - 1024x1024px

The final icon was upscaled, colour indexed and exported using GIMP. It was then further optimised using ImageOptim (thanks, @relikd!), resulting in it weighing-in at just over 2kB.

Original icon - 64x64px

If anyone fancies improving upon it, here's the original icon, created in Sprite Pencil.

The icons in this comment are licensed under CC-BY-4.0.

[peterlewis]

iSH - Reworked

If anyone out there is rolling-their-own build of iSH and would like to use this, I've made a branch that includes this icon at the requisite dimensions - this can be found here.

I know that @tbodt said "The current iSH home screen icon is not that nice looking" but personally I don't agree! I feel that it's iconic and those who use iSH may immediately recognise it by its icon, I certainly do!

With this in mind, I took the original icon, gave it a wee nip-and-tuck (by halving the distance between the segments) and added the gradient from ish.app (which was kindly suggested by @Mnpn03).

Using Affinity Designer, it had a super-smooth gradient that looked nice, but in terms of file size it was a bit on the heavy side, so I took @relikd's kind advice and reduced the gradient steps using Affinity Photo. This has resulted in a far-more-digestible 3kB file:

Also, here's a side-by-side, for anyone who's keen to see how this rework looks alongside the original:

'iSH - Reworked' is a modification, made on 2020-10-27, of the original icon that was created by @tbodt and licensed under the GPLv2.

Update: I have updated the icon in order to snap to pixel coordinates, as suggested by @relikd!

Update 2: I've reduced the colour steps of the gradient in order to drastically reduce the file size from 233kB to 3kB, also kindly suggested by @relikd!

[relikd]

@peterlewis your white isn't pure. The icon has 10 shades of white. That is mostly because the rectangles are not aligned with the grid resulting in shadowy bevels. If you snap it to pixel coordinates it should reduce the size. Also, try reducing the gradient colors. I don't think anyone will be able to see the 220 different shades anyway.

One last thing, and that is purely aesthetics. Can you try and increase the distance between the top-right and left-bottom rectangle a tiny bit? Due to the top-bottom distances of the middle rectangle, the space looks wider in the middle than on the outer edge. I know it is all perfectly equal apart, but it does not look like that. … or my eyes are playing tricks on me. The longer I look, the more uniform it gets.

[ilyastray777]

Отправлено с iPhone

27 окт. 2020 г., в 20:16, Peter Lewis notifications@github.com написал(а):

 iSH - Reworked

I know that @tbodt said "The current iSH home screen icon is not that nice looking" but personally I don't agree! I feel that it's iconic and those who use iSH may immediately recognise it by its icon.

With this in mind, I took the original icon, gave it a wee nip-and-tuck (by halving the distance between the segments) and added the gradient from ish.app (which was kindly suggested by @Mnpn03).

The outcome of this is 'iSH - Reworked'! Unfortunately it no longer fits in less than 1kB (after running it through [ImageOptim](https://github.com/ImageOptim/ImageOptim it weighs-in at 235kB), so this might not be able to make an appearance within the app, but a 256x256px export fits in under 50kB (just in case @tbodt has loosened the rules, a wee bit!).

Also, here's a side-by-side, for anyone who's keen to see how this rework looks alongside the original:

'iSH - Reworked' is a modification, made on 2020-10-27, of the original iconthat was created by @tbodt and licensed under the GPLv2.

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[peterlewis]

Ah that's a super helpful reply, thank you, @relikd!

@peterlewis your white isn't pure. The icon has 10 shades of white. That is mostly because the rectangles are not aligned with the grid resulting in shadowy bevels. If you snap it to pixel coordinates it should reduce the size.

Thank you! I wasn't aware that was a thing! I've turned on pixel snapping and realigned, taking this into account, and uploaded this in the above comment. Would you mind taking a look at the updated to see if this looks better, now?

Also, try reducing the gradient colors. I don't think anyone will be able to see the 220 different shades anyway.

I don't think the vector editor that I have been using allows me to reduce the colour steps of the gradient, I'm afraid! I'll look into it though.

One last thing, and that is purely aesthetics. Can you try and increase the distance between the top-right and left-bottom rectangle a tiny bit? Due to the top-bottom distances of the middle rectangle, the space looks wider in the middle than on the outer edge. I know it is all perfectly equal apart, but it does not look like that. … or my eyes are playing tricks on me. The longer I look, the more uniform it gets.

Eek! I get what you mean, but If I did that then I don't think I would ever sleep again, unless something something Fibonacci! :)

[relikd]

Would you mind taking a look at the updated to see if this looks better, now?

Alright, a few more tweaks and it is done. Surprisingly your color palette just had 62 colors and was still quite large. First, here is the 3 KB version:

Second, technical background on why it is smaller now. Since reducing the color palette did not reduce size (that much) it had to be the gradient itself. Apparently, the gradient was not strictly linear, but contained different colors in the same line. E.g., a little lighter to the left but a little darker to the right, you get the idea. Or it was tilted—if you did copy the angle from the website?

Anway, a little background on how PNGs are optimized: You can save bytes if you define one color and then say how often that color repeats. With a perfect gradient it would “put color #20233c at the top” and then say “repeat that color for 1024 pixels.” In my case probably, repeat that for 100 lines * 1024. This icon uses 63 colors minus one for white. It can only repeat up to another color, another shade of gray or white.

So that is what I did. Recreate the gradient with a straight path and pure colors that create as much chunks of uniform color as possible.

And that's how to save a lot of disk space ;-)

… and because I did terrible on explaining the gradient issue, here is it illustrated. On the left is your gradient, which will look nicer on print, etc. On the right is my version, which is not as nice visually, but smaller on filesize.

[peterlewis]

Alright, a few more tweaks and it is done.

Awesome, thank you for that @relikd! I've had a play and it appears that my applying the gradient using a vector tool may have looked shiny, but wasn't very efficient! :)

I've re-applied the gradient as a raster and my PNG export is now also 3kB. I've updated my comment/post to include this!

Thank you for the advice and for going into so much detail, it was extremely helpful and very-much appreciated!

[TheGamer1002]

I made a rough icon within 50 KB, thoughts anyone? It’s not squared up, but is the idea ok?

[Tuzikupka]

It’s minimalistic icon for iSH Shell

[relikd]

@Tuzikupka please remove or redo your self-added rounded border, it adds an ugly white line on dark background.

[LukeChannings]

Here's a slightly different take, using a lambda symbol instead of an octothorp:

Here's my SVG source:

<svg width="256" height="256" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <g fill="none" fill-rule="evenodd">
    <path fill="#2D2D2D" d="M0 0h256v256H0z"/>
    <path d="M25.55 96l18.243-44.918h.43l15.56 44.044h9.55L48.086 38.404C42.72 22.994 37.569 16 26.624 16c-4.615 0-7.405.874-9.873 1.967l2.254 7.432c1.824-.874 3.756-1.749 6.653-1.749 6.439 0 10.087 4.372 13.521 14.645l.859 2.514L16 95.126l9.55.874z" fill="#40BF51" fill-rule="nonzero"/>
    <path stroke="#B7BF40" stroke-width="3" d="M86.452 17.5h27.476v77H86.452z"/>
  </g>
</svg>

Lambda colour is hsl(128, 50%, 50%) Cursor box is hsl(64, 50%, 50%) Line height is 80px, and padding is 16px.

The lambda symbol is from Hasklig, which is under SIL Open Font License 1.1.

[wack1]

[arandomdos]

here's mine

[yumenegi]

[gitdev-bash]

No the apple looks creapy and maybe other colors and more details on the penguin !

[yumenegi]

No the apple looks creapy and maybe other colors and more details on the penguin !

That's the official colour of Alpine

[gitdev-bash]

That was not my point. The apple still looks like it’s coming from a Horror movie and the TUX penguin is hard to distinguish

[relikd]

I don't think this comment section is the right place to discuss design decisions. I do think of a couple of icons that they are not good looking. Mostly because the content is so small that it will look terrible at small sizes. Anyway, if I were to comment on every icon this discussion would go on forever. Having said that, I don't know if there is a solution to the problem. Sure, one can setup a discussion chat somewhere else, but the people submitting icons will most likely not be on that chat. Or we agree on giving feedback only if the submitee asked for it? Also @gitdev-bash your post before was very discouraging and overly aggressive. Please keep a nice tone and respect others (including the time they put in). Not matter how bad you think it is.

[DankJerry]

Sounds like a spam account. First upload was by mike, then SirMik3 and lastly SilentSnake39. It seem to be the same person. Also, adding a bunch of reactions from the same account does not make it more appealing to others. You does not seem to have read the contribution guideline:

* A 1024x1024 PNG of the icon should be under 50kB. I don't want to end up with icons taking up more space than the rest of the app. The current icon fits in 5kB so this shouldn't be too hard.

Your image is neither square, nor under 50kB with 2.4MB.

Dear relikd SirMik and mike is same accounts, but we made this icon together.

[DankJerry]

Sounds like a spam account. First upload was by mike, then SirMik3 and lastly SilentSnake39. It seem to be the same person. Also, adding a bunch of reactions from the same account does not make it more appealing to others. You does not seem to have read the contribution guideline:

* A 1024x1024 PNG of the icon should be under 50kB. I don't want to end up with icons taking up more space than the rest of the app. The current icon fits in 5kB so this shouldn't be too hard.

Your image is neither square, nor under 50kB with 2.4MB.

Dear relikd SirMik and mike is same accounts, but we made this icon together.

So i made it together with SirMik

[DankJerry]

Icon made by @SilentSnake39 and SirMik3

[peterlewis]

Icon made by @SilentSnake39 and SirMik3

Howdy! Always good to see others contributing - I look forward to when this thread updates! :) (Though I must admit that, in part, I'm excited for the day when my own submissions may or may not be mentioned in a commit by @tbodt!).

I just had a few wee bits of feedback if that's ok?

1. I think that the iSH is too big in the image and when made into an icon, it's right up against the edge. I think a bit more padding would be advisable
2. I'd suggest that centering the iSH in the image may be a good idea too
3. Just checking as to whether you made the background 'digital rain'? If so, fab and well done! If not, does the source image's licensing allow for re-use in this way? (Actually, also come to think of it, I'd be keen to understand to what extent the digital rain effect falls under copyright!)

Thanks for reading! :)

Peter

[relikd]

3. Just checking as to whether you made the background 'digital rain'? If so, fab and well done! If not, does the source image's licensing allow for re-use in this way?

good catch! The copyright is even in the image. Right below the s-char, "© En3rgy"

EDIT: here is the source: https://coolwallpapers.me/448061-matrix-hd-widescreen-wallpapers-for-desktop.html

[Braslerl]

(Size is 8 kb)

On Phone it looks like:

I keeped it simple, modern and not special

[gqcgarrett]

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[tbodt]

@gqcgarrett Did you mean to upload something?

[gqcgarrett]

it’s not letting me upload my logo idea

[relikd]

@gqcgarrett This "Uploading" text is shown while the file is being uploaded. Just wait longer until the text is replaced with an URL. Also check your Javascript settings, I don't know if the upload will work with disabled JS. If all does not help, you can choose an external service provider. Or create a temporary git repository.

[PoonKinWang]

I create a icon similar to terminal in Mac.

[PoonKinWang]

[Korotaew]

[relikd]

@wety03 goosey. I like it. Would you like to remove the harsh straight line at the bottom of the S?

[Korotaew]

[gitdev-bash]

I have to say it is nice:thumbsup:, but it is 10x the size limit. There are so many gradients of colors in this image the human eye can't tell the difference of. Maybe try to Get the size down by not using so many color gradients. But all in all i like it :1st_place_medal: :smile: BTW: You cut off other parts of the letters while fixing the "S" maybe fix it?

[ghost]

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[baranonen]

Here's an iOS 6 style icon:

[sxstrngslm]