A brand new logo!

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Just some of the work we been doing latly.
Its still on outline mode much like some other projects im involved with....
Time does wonders for outline rendering ;).
More info in the comings days about this and alot more stuf.... :)

Comments

Anonymous said…
mmmmhhh I try .. It is a new logo for Nepomuk

Am I right
3:55 PM
Anonymous said…
You KDE graphics guys are SUCH a bunch of teases...no info on software, outline mode comes from where? etc.
3:56 PM
Anonymous said…
... Plasma?
(Personally I don't like the current icon for Plasma).
4:09 PM
Paulo Cesar said…
Hmm outline mode.. I really need to find tutorials on methods for vector icon design using free software

Anyone?
5:39 PM
Anonymous said…
the name of the icon is nepk2.png and it looks like http://nepomuk.semanticdesktop.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main1/Images/nepomuk-logo.320.png
so we can assume it's the Nepomuk logo :)
9:17 PM
Pinheiro said…
busted
12:44 AM
Anonymous said…
http://www.inkscape.org/

is a good free software vector app since someone asked.
12:58 AM
Paulo Cesar said…
ok ok, I know inkscape very well, but i believe drawing random things on it doesn't give the same results as having a methodology for designing icons

at least I couldn't produce nice pieces like that just drawing things from zero
3:03 AM
Pinheiro said…
Paulo I just use Inkscape. nothing else..
4:16 AM
Unknown said…
nepomuk (I hope) ;)
11:42 PM
phenomFX said…
This is awesome man !! Nuno, you are really great. Your work on KDE is fantastic.

I salute you, and we thank you very much for your contribution.

GABI (Bucharest/Romania)
12:26 PM
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