On 9/29/05, Jeff Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't be too concerned about results for this release - art team was never
> intended to be on the critical path for default artwork. However, the most
> important thing you guys should be looking at is the calendar backgrounds.
> We've got lots
> I think the best we can offer Canonical at this point is the artwork
> that's on art.ubuntu.com, and hope their own graphic artist has done
> enough to pick up our slack. Given all of our challenges, I don't think we
> should feel bad about that for this release. If we don't have gigabytes of
>
On 9/27/05, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The ideas for the elemental theme this far:
>
> Fire-Air: The sun, sparks flying out of a bonfire
> Fire-Earth: Volcano
> Air-Water: Rain, a whale spraying water, A rainy day, a rainbow
> Air-Earth: A tree (crow
The ideas for the elemental theme this far:
Fire-Air: The sun, sparks flying out of a bonfire
Fire-Earth: Volcano
Air-Water: Rain, a whale spraying water, A rainy day, a rainbow
Air-Earth: A tree (crown in the air roots in the earth), a breeze
over a savannah producing a dust s
On ma, 2005-09-26 at 22:09 +0200, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote:
> Fire-Water: Coffee, ?
lol :)
How about fire reflecting in water?
> Water-Earth:?
A pool/lake?
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Since I'm afraid I wont be able to find the time to work on any calendar
images myself (damn masters thesis), I figured I'd better post my
thoughts here.
The basic idea is to have a common red thread or idea pervading the
calendar images. Maybe even a history.
We need six images. If we are to use
