[ubuntu-studio-devel] ubuntustudio webide background im second try!

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On 06/16/2016 12:16 PM, Jimmy Sjölund wrote:
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>> > Hi I have added the catogary images and footage from Tears of steal, an
>> > open blender movie. It has it all: soundtrack, 3d graphics and is video
>> > :) Hope iam sending this post right this time :(
>> >
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>> On 2016-06-15 23:25, Jóhann Örn Geirdal wrote:
>> > Link to images
>> > http://geirdal.is/index.php/studio-0
>>
>> The cyberpunk in me is loving the aesthetic but I think those pictures
>> are too strong and evocative to fit in the project. Here I read:
>> pandemic, first person shooter, terminator, destroyed-city. Our tag-line
>> is "Linux for creative humans" and we are definitely peaceful, positive
>> and creative. I should have mentioned "no weapons or violence" the other
>> day on IRC, sorry about that.
>>
>> However, thank you for giving it time and consideration. I like the
>> tones and how you put the category icons. I will be on the look for
>> imagery and forward it to you. If you feel that it is too much of a
>> compromise with your artistry to work towards something smoother more
>> neutral, feel free to share the gimp files with us so we can build upon
>> them. The basis of your work is very good.
>>
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> I like the composure of the images but also feel the picture in the 
> blend should be either abstract or related to the work flow, such as 
> camera and stuff for video, audio recording equipment, and so on. 
> Guns, big no. :D Unless it was more to show "this is how it could be 
> done" in which case they look great!
>
> /Jimmy
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>
I have to agree with previous opinions here. My reaction to the 
pictures, especially the man with the rifle isn't "this is what you can 
do" but "how is this relevant?". :( I like the overall compositions 
through. :)

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