On 02/15/2010 10:02 PM, Justin O'Brien wrote: > > I had an idea Brainstorming in #f-mktg. We were trying to come up with > ways to extend our reach. Getting Free Software/Linux people is awesome > but who else might be interested in Fedora? so I thought why don't we > put on a Fedora Project artshow?!? > > > Here is what I was invisioning... > > * we somehow procure a gallery We (Design Team) persuaded Infrastructure to give us a test instance of some galley software and got Gallery2. It was cumbersome and not integrated with the rest of the Fedora web presence, so it was very little used and not advertised at all (it was a step-up from our previous try to use the wiki for the same task). I believe the test instance was removed in the mean time. In the testing space there is also a gallery envisioned mostly for Ambassadors use: http://publictest16.fedoraproject.org/plogger/ again, with an unfriendly interface and very little use. It should be also mentioned the Albums section of fedoraforum.org: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/album.php which is, no offense - posted my own share of crap there, a bit of a mess. There are also Fedora groups on sites like deviantART and flickr, but those are not to be used for our core functionality, being closed platforms (so out of the 4 foundations). > * Fedorians bring in some art they had done > * we invite people from the art world to see it > * try to get written up in art mags (do they exist, if so which ones) We first have to gather the creation and grow confident they are good enough. > * thought this would be an awesome way to show that art and > freesoftware are great partners > * thought this would be a way that people could parade out that one > desgin they had for $fedoraVersionInThePast that just didnt make it I was thinking about this also as a way to give users stuff they may like to use - wallpapers and such. > * would be a way to see the creative side of people we didnt know had > one (how many coders/marketing people/legal etc are also painters, > sculpters, etc) Many people do not realize this: is not *that* hard to create art, you just have to have a story to tell, the rest is only tools and we have the tools. -- nicu :: http://nicubunu.ro :: http://nicubunu.blogspot.com/ -- marketing mailing list marketing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing
