Hey John,
John Baer wrote:
As usual the quality of your artwork is outstanding. Would it be
possible to get a svg of Mola's background.
Thanks (*-o-*) Re: Mola's source artwork, I don't know - Mola, you
lurking around here? Mola is a real Blender expert so my guess is that
it's a Blender file?
For me to help out I also need to know the concept we are developing to.
I did not see that anywhere.
Well, there never was a formal statement for Fedora Planet, but it seems
to kind of follow the statement for Flying High - eg., the excellence of
Fedora. Some things that folks in the community have read into it:
"The image really reflects the vast possibility of the Fedora Project."
"Im with the Fedora Planet because it punches the most meaningful theme
to the user. Looking at it, the first thing that came out in my mind
about fedora for its background that flashes the infinite spaces that
unknown to us which exactly as same as the fedora's logo itself. The
planet which fedora's logo in it also mark the global fedora which means
that it will someday be the most OS uses in the world or far beyond."
So I guess a good bulleted list for Fedora Planet's concept would be:
- Infinite possibility (infiniteness of space)
- Globally focused - users and developers across the world (visuals of a
globe)
- 'out-of-this-world' - a cutting edge distro (reaching new frontiers.
seeking new life and.... er. </cpt kirk voiceover>)
I'll add this to the main planet page so it's documented. :) Does that help?
Last, what is your vision of matching this theme to the RHGB. This is
where I had the most trouble.
Well, offhand the one thought I had for RHGB was to have a large-ish
planet in the lower right, an array of stars from the lower left to
upper left to upper right. A planet is a simple enough shape that it
would fit within the restrictions we've got for RHGB and the stars could
break it out of the box a bit and make it look more interesting
especially if arranged in a nice way.
~m
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