[ubuntu-art] [WIKI] Defining the sabdfl aesthetic
Troy James Sobotka
troy.sobotka at gmail.com
Sun Sep 17 03:29:55 BST 2006
I preface this by stating that this is all
reflective based work. It is an attempt to
develop somewhat of a picture as to what
sabdfl prefers regarding aesthetic development.
You can also find a valuable thumbnailing of
Ubuntu releases at our wiki:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Archives
Ultimately, sabdfl is the one we must please,
and therefore I provide you with a palette that
at least has thus far met some form of approval.
I state this because it is gathered by assembling
the various discreet colours present in the 6.06
Dapper Drake release of Ubuntu.
While this is in no way officially endorsed by
sabdfl, one should be able to assume that it is
acceptable at least by the amount of inclusion
in the current distribution.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/sabdflAesthetic
Notes thus far:
* sab appears to prefer a monochromatic colour palette.
Included on the page is a PNG and GIMP palette for
immediate development with GIMP or Inkscape.
Perhaps sab can provide some distinct "Do/Don't" rules
for future Ubuntu submissions.
Hope this helps someone in the final stretch.
Sincerely,
TJS
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