Nicu Buculei a écrit : > Martin Sourada wrote: >> >> After few tries I decided to go "button-like". It is like you create a >> button with the shape of the original letter, but without any holes in >> it and draw the letter on it. First it is consistent with e.g. >> dialog-cancel design, second it is easy to recognise and third (and most >> important) - when you add the holes, it makes the icon hard to read. > > I think I have to *see* those "button-like" icons in a real toolbar to > decide if I like the style. The PNGs saved on my desktop do not look > good on a colored background, but not that bad on a light gray one > opened with eog. > > I think the shape for striketrough would be better with the dash on > the same plane as the letter face, not on top of it (attached). > Probably you can do it better with extra details (show the top of the > dash). That version of striketrough looks better because it perfectly integrate with the letter. > >> I used URW Bookman L font for the design because it nicely shows >> differences between bold/normal/italics font faces. I hope the usage is >> OK, the font is not embed in the SVG - I converted it to paths to be > > Isn't the font Free? I think it is. > Confirmed, it is a Free Font. >> able to better work with it. I followed gnome metaphors in using only >> "a" because "b" (bold), "i" (italics) and "u" (underline) is English >> based and not suggestive in many other languages (like my own, Czech). >> >> I attach 32x32 versions for quick comparison, the one-canvas ones are >> available at my fedora people page [1]. > > And I attached a preview with all the icons grouped, I find it much > better for previewing. > > Seeing the preview, a serif typeface is much a better approach than using sans-serif. Luya
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