[opensuse-marketing] Re: [opensuse-artwork] Re: Poster
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On Sat, 2011-10-01 at 09:27 +1000, Helen South wrote:
I like it a lot; just one reservation about the colour of the QR code, as that color is not used anywhere else in the poster and it does make it seem a little bit dis-intergrated. Maybe you'd be happier with it in white perhaps, or openSUSE Green? Only a very small point though. I think there does need to be 'something' in that corner, otherwise there's too much empty space going on. Actually it might look better with the geeko on the left, looking into the space on the right, and the QR on the right side. Just an idea though, I'd cheerfully put it on my wall as is.
Fantastic concept, the rendering of the mobile is awesome.
cheers,
Thanks for the feedback, Helen, and I totally agree on the QR. Here's another "draft" to chew on. This one I tried to focus on what I would want to put up, that would entice other people to check out openSUSE. And again, the package list is a large component, rendered in the QR (and yes its perfectly legible at print-quality). http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/97434921 I leave it up to the community to decide which way this ends up. Happy hacking! -- James Mason SUSE Studio Developer openSUSE Member 2925 Roeder Ave Ste 300 Bellingham, WA 98225-2065 USA +1 360.752.6707 james.mason@suse.com ---------- SUSE ---------- Great Minds UnITe - BrainShare 2011 - Register at novell.com/brainshare -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+help@opensuse.org
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And again, the package list is a large component, rendered in
the QR (and yes its perfectly legible at print-quality).
http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/97434921
I leave it up to the community to decide which way this ends up.
Happy hacking!
-- James Mason
Now THAT is COOL. Love it to bits. What about using a small black&white geeko-head on bottom left, with your awesome 'have a lot of fun' script, so it's all just monochrome and quite simple. I think the abstract QR design is so striking, you almost don't want anything else, you know? It's got huge impact. I'd even consider not using the geeko at all, just 'openSUSE' with 'have a lot of fun', because the sript contrasts nicely with the hard edges. The 'everythign you like about Linux....' slogan is fabulous too, with the QR code... great, really really great. cheers Helen -- IRC: helen_au helen.south@opensuse.org helensouth.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+help@opensuse.org
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On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Helen South <helen.south@opensuse.org> wrote:
And again, the package list is a large component, rendered in
the QR (and yes its perfectly legible at print-quality).
I tried to add a geeko in the middle of the geeko without messing with the code, but I was not able to play with a lot of colors, so have a look at it download and play with it :)
I leave it up to the community to decide which way this ends up.
Happy hacking!
-- James Mason
Now THAT is COOL. Love it to bits.
What about using a small black&white geeko-head on bottom left, with your awesome 'have a lot of fun' script, so it's all just monochrome and quite simple. I think the abstract QR design is so striking, you almost don't want anything else, you know? It's got huge impact. I'd even consider not using the geeko at all, just 'openSUSE' with 'have a lot of fun', because the sript contrasts nicely with the hard edges. The 'everythign you like about Linux....' slogan is fabulous too, with the QR code... great, really really great.
cheers
Helen
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On Friday 30 September 2011 17:41:23 James Mason wrote:
On Sat, 2011-10-01 at 09:27 +1000, Helen South wrote:
I like it a lot; just one reservation about the colour of the QR code, as that color is not used anywhere else in the poster and it does make it seem a little bit dis-intergrated. Maybe you'd be happier with it in white perhaps, or openSUSE Green? Only a very small point though. I think there does need to be 'something' in that corner, otherwise there's too much empty space going on. Actually it might look better with the geeko on the left, looking into the space on the right, and the QR on the right side. Just an idea though, I'd cheerfully put it on my wall as is.
Fantastic concept, the rendering of the mobile is awesome.
cheers,
Thanks for the feedback, Helen, and I totally agree on the QR.
Here's another "draft" to chew on. This one I tried to focus on what I would want to put up, that would entice other people to check out openSUSE. And again, the package list is a large component, rendered in the QR (and yes its perfectly legible at print-quality).
http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/97434921
I leave it up to the community to decide which way this ends up.
Absolutely awesome. Would you be willing to turn this into a PDF according to the requirements set by LinuxMagazin: Specs for print artwork are: Size: 400 mm * 574 mm, plus 3mm additional bleed on each side, Hi-res PDF, 4-colour, CMYK. And send it to me somehow? I haven't seen a response from Robert Lihm in a while but I'm assuming he has followed this discussion. I think this is pretty cool, haven't seen anything else so I guess this will be our poster :D Cheers, Jos
Happy hacking!
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Helen South
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James Mason
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jos@opensuse.org
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Manu Gupta