Hello hello

2008-08-12 Thread Evangeline McGlynn
Greetings Fedora Art group,

My name is Eve McGlynn and I am hoping to join the Fedora Art group.  A
little bit about myself: my formal background is in cartography, which
focuses a lot more on design than some people realize (though others are
suspicious of the technical aspects, so I guess I'm doomed to always
justify myself to other folks!).  Outside of school though, I've always
had my fingers in some sort of creative medium.  I currently work for
Red Hat as an interaction designer, and am trying to join the Art group
to better dig my heels into fedoraland as I will likely occasionally do
projects in that realm for work.  As far as software is concerned, I
work in both the Adobe tools and Inkscape and GIMP.  For most projects,
I find myself using a pen and paper for most of the early stages, as
it's easier for me to think with a pen than a mouse, but I'm
nevertheless grateful I was born after the paste-board days of graphic
design.

I hope this introduction helps you folks.  If there's any more you'd
like to hear, please let me know!

Thanks,
eve

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Re: Hello hello

2008-08-12 Thread VaraPrasad Pepakayala

Evangeline McGlynn wrote:

Greetings Fedora Art group,

My name is Eve McGlynn and I am hoping to join the Fedora Art group.  A
little bit about myself: my formal background is in cartography, which
focuses a lot more on design than some people realize (though others are
suspicious of the technical aspects, so I guess I'm doomed to always
justify myself to other folks!).  Outside of school though, I've always
had my fingers in some sort of creative medium.  I currently work for
Red Hat as an interaction designer, and am trying to join the Art group
to better dig my heels into fedoraland as I will likely occasionally do
projects in that realm for work.  As far as software is concerned, I
work in both the Adobe tools and Inkscape and GIMP.  For most projects,
I find myself using a pen and paper for most of the early stages, as
it's easier for me to think with a pen than a mouse, but I'm
nevertheless grateful I was born after the paste-board days of graphic
design.

I hope this introduction helps you folks.  If there's any more you'd
like to hear, please let me know!

Thanks,
eve

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Hi Eve, Firstly Welcome to Fedora-Art-MailingList. Vert Precise 
Intro..and also a good one. We have different sections to work on. 
Starting from Creating Icons and Banners to wallpapers and many more.. 
And Using a Pen and paper is the stepping stones.. And  you know that 
better.. Everyone in this list are keen and eaer and they will surely 
help you in all the possible ways.. I Like this team so much. See ya around.

Regards
Dreko

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Re: Hello hello

2008-08-13 Thread Nicu Buculei

Evangeline McGlynn wrote:

Greetings Fedora Art group,


Hi,


My name is Eve McGlynn and I am hoping to join the Fedora Art group.  A
little bit about myself: my formal background is in cartography, which
focuses a lot more on design than some people realize (though others are
suspicious of the technical aspects, so I guess I'm doomed to always
justify myself to other folks!).  Outside of school though, I've always


I pretended to do myself some "cartography" when in fact what I did was 
gaming map graphics: http://clipart.nicubunu.ro/?gallery=rpg_map :D



had my fingers in some sort of creative medium.  I currently work for
Red Hat as an interaction designer, and am trying to join the Art group
to better dig my heels into fedoraland as I will likely occasionally do
projects in that realm for work.  As far as software is concerned, I
work in both the Adobe tools and Inkscape and GIMP.  For most projects,


While we strongly encourage (as opposed to impose) Free tools, is a must 
to use Free formats, it is a lesson we learned "the hard way" with 
Bluecurve, so for example the .ai format is a big NO, while an SVG 
produced by Illustrator is passable (we can clean it with Inkscape).



I find myself using a pen and paper for most of the early stages, as
it's easier for me to think with a pen than a mouse, but I'm
nevertheless grateful I was born after the paste-board days of graphic
design.

I hope this introduction helps you folks.  If there's any more you'd
like to hear, please let me know!


Have you any graphics to share?

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Cool Fedora wallpapers: http://fedora.nicubunu.ro/wallpapers/
Open Clip Art Library: http://www.openclipart.org
my Fedora stuff: http://fedora.nicubunu.ro

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Re: Hello hello

2008-08-13 Thread Evangeline McGlynn

> 
> Have you any graphics to share?
> 


I'm afraid I'm terrible about putting things online, but 

Here's a link to my most recent project at Red Hat:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/MyFedora/Mockups
I'm working on the Fedora Community interfaces with another member of
the Art group, the very talented Máirín.  If you go down to the people
pages, you can see what I've been up to in the past week or so.

And here's a link to my favorite project in college:
http://map.wisc.edu/
Obviously this wasn't all me (I was part of a 4-man team), but I can
take credit for the bus routes and text placement implementation (both
along with my friend Jamon); all of the interface design; and some of
the 3-D buildings (those were from the original paper map from the
1970s, but someone (me) had to draw in the buildings that had been built
since the last update so that they matched the old ones.  As I recall,
the Veterinary Diagnostic Lab, the Microbial Sciences Building, Kelner
Hall, and 21 N. Park St. are mine, along with a few others).

I hope you find these work samples to your liking.  One of these days
I'm going to get my act together and put something nice up on the web
with all my work in one place, but in the mean time I hope these two
links suffice.

thanks,
eve


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Re: Hello hello

2008-08-13 Thread Nicu Buculei

Evangeline McGlynn wrote:
I'm afraid I'm terrible about putting things online, but 


Well, this is more a "community" thing, if we know each others work 
probably we can collaborate better.



Here's a link to my most recent project at Red Hat:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/MyFedora/Mockups


Nice.


And here's a link to my favorite project in college:
http://map.wisc.edu/


That is really neat stuff.


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Open Clip Art Library: http://www.openclipart.org
my Fedora stuff: http://fedora.nicubunu.ro

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