App icon

[Jack5079]

https://developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/app-icons

Each app icon should have a simple, recognizable metaphor. Ideally this should have a clear and obvious relationship with the app name. Common types of metaphors include:

• Physical objects directly related to what the app does (for example, a speaker for a music app).
• Physical objects which are at least somewhat related to the app’s domain, or to an older analog version of it (for example, a cassette tape for a podcasting app).
• Symbols related to the domain (for example, the “play” triangle for a video player).
• If the app has a distinctive UI, a simplified, stylized version of it.

Avoid metaphors that are unrelated to the name or function of the app, such as using characters or mascots. Also avoid using logos which rely on a specific visual style.

[Jack5079]

At first I wanted to have some edit of Arc's logo to be a T but I have no clue how that'll look

[Jack5079]

Also if anyone else attempts no you can't use a tan(x) graph it looks terrible

[Jack5079]

We have three designers: Me, split, and nickk None of which can do app icons like gnome

[Jack5079]

Here's the Twitter PFP we're using as a tentative logo, using the Etcetera parent brand

This will hurt GNOME integration and of course the ability for users to tell Etcetera apps apart

[Jack5079]

Here's some from a couple weeks ago

The faces are based off t: in the Inter font with "Compact t" (cv13) enabled

[nbitzz]

bottom left corner: Wavi Browser

[Jack5079]

Going with the bottom right fellow he's neat