chrisb wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 10:52 pm The smallest version now looks almost like the old StarWars clone

Ohh well...
Here you are the three versions. Three different head sizes. Take whatever you want.

easyw-fc wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 10:10 pm the sheep is very nice but I don't know why if I use the svg as the image for the toolbar I get wrong colors...
I don't get this issue with agryson other svg files
sheep.jpg

I really don't know. I used the FreeCAD-Tango palette.

This is how it would look in in the toolbar... sheep.png Hi. I changed a little bit the ears of the head to make more room to increase the whole size of the icon in the 64x64 box. Maybe it looks bigger and similar to the other the symbols in the toolbar. (I have a previous version of an intermedium...

inkscape_2017-12-04_12-53-11.png Looks good to me, but we should probably keep the inner highlight stroke as per guidelines https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/index.php?title=Artwork#Guidelines Thanks, I didn't know there are guidelines. I fixed the icon following them, but I didn't like the light fro...

Nice improvements :) It is however IMO important that we show this icons at small sizes, I took my screenshot from the Inksape dialog "View -> Icon Preview..." Sorry. I do not have experience designing icons. Here there is another screenshot. Yes. There are some things to normalize. I jus...

Here there is a more minimalistic option.

saso wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2017 10:28 pm I guess I have to try and take some responsibility for it

Based on this one but more geometrical and symmetrical. And with a single head.
Just another option.

I liked the sheep icons too (all of them actually :) ) the issue that needs to be looked at, as triplus says, is how these icons look like at 16px or 22px... They might need some tweaking. Just now I saw the current clone icon in the toolbar. In other programs such as Gimp the "clone tool icon...

The model started with typical dwg drawings. My workflow is the following: 1.- The structure and all the walls were modeled. 2.- Every part was created in FreeCAD to fill the structure according to real world conditions. 3.- A macro extension in python was written to get a list with all the differe...

Great workflow. The list of parts has been discussed here before. It would make a great extension to FreeCAD. Arch Nest goes in the direction of this workflow, I think. Definitely, it would be a great feature if FreeCAD could generate an automatic report (like the example here) with a list of parts...