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Thanks for sharing.
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Great news, the main artwork guidelines have been updated.
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Really cool guide @agryson! Congratulations

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Long in short, of course it would be a pleasure to try and play with some ideas in order to update the FreeCAD logo in to something more "modern" and kind of pro ;)
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agryson wrote:Great news, the main artwork guidelines have been updated.
Bravo!
1 nit to pick: You have to download and wade through all the artwork to get to the guidelines. Maybe a separate page just for guidelines?

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wandererfan wrote:
agryson wrote:Great news, the main artwork guidelines have been updated.
Bravo!
1 nit to pick: You have to download and wade through all the artwork to get to the guidelines. Maybe a separate page just for guidelines?

wf
A separate page would be nice, it takes quite a while to load.
Some of the template's images look a bit garbled, the letters are far too big, e.g. https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/images/ ... SO7200.svg. If you can't see it, I can upload a screenshot.
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wandererfan wrote:Maybe a separate page just for guidelines?
chrisb wrote:A separate page would be nice, it takes quite a while to load.
+1, IIRC the Artwork page was only intended to be a repository.
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That artwork page is a good candidate for cleanup and separation into several pages grouped by category, if anyone sees this and has a bit of time.
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I totally agree. But I think the discussion would be better in the wiki sub forum since we're going to have lots of details about inbound links and translations and stuff.

Honestly, I wanted to have just a sprite sheet for each workbench that gets auto generated in a post receive hook when icons have changed. This one by one thing seems overkill. And a nice big zip of all the icons as a pack.
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