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Helper module for hosting Frozen-Flask based websites on GitHub pages
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Artwork proposal #24

Closed hroncok closed 7 years ago

hroncok commented 7 years ago

I've been procrastinating and I've created some Elsa artwork following this tutorial in Inkscape to replace the proprietary image in README. Do others think we could use it? I think it's legally more OK than the current image but on the other hand this time we would host it in the repo.

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encukou commented 7 years ago

This is going from "random internet image linked from the README" to "project logo", and I think it would be wise to avoid Disney IP entirely. Could this be a more generic image? Snowflake? Castle? Sled?

hroncok commented 7 years ago

I thought so :D

hroncok commented 7 years ago

drawing4

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etellwen commented 7 years ago

Tadaaaaaah, what do you think?

elsalogo svg

encukou commented 7 years ago

Amazing! I think it can be used right away. If you want to take further, I'd ask:

etellwen commented 7 years ago

This is how it looks without the black outline. I think it doesn't look good. Especially the snowflake isn't visible on light backgrounds. Colours could be changed, but I still don't like it without the outline.

elsalogo-noline svg

etellwen commented 7 years ago

Cca to 64px it's quite alright. 32px and 16px is useless.

elsalogo16 svg elsalogo32 svg elsalogo64 svg elsalogo128 svg

However, when we'll need such small resolution, we can use a simple snowfake without the text. Or use letter E in blue.

etellwen commented 7 years ago

What about blue outline? The colours feel a little different, not sure if better or not.

elsalogo svg elsalogo blueline svg

frenzymadness commented 7 years ago

Left one, for me