Alright, I'm uploading some pictures from Hawaii to photobucket which do not conform to the Ubuntu palette, but are examples of the type of pictures I have. I'll search for some that do fit the palette, I'm sure I have some, and I will work on some other purely digital backgrounds and see how they come out.
One idea I have right now is a bunch of small Ubuntu logos flowing across the screen as if they were poured out of a bucket or something to that effect. One of the works from my design class followed this idea and came out pretty well. -Justin On 7/27/07, Kenneth Wimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Friday 27 July 2007 22:50:40 Justin Blau wrote: > > Hey all, > > > > In terms of backgrounds that come with Ubuntu, I think that since the > trend > > in computer monitors is moving towards wide screen, we should include a > few > > wide screen resolution backgrounds. > > > > Also, I have a bunch of pictures from Hawaii I took a while ago, about > 600, > > that I could use to edit and turn into backgrounds. I'll upload them > > somewhere and link to them in the wiki. > > > > What type of backgrounds are you guys looking for, photographs, > completely > > digital artwork, photomanipulation, or all of them? > > > > -Justin > > Anything, basically. Naturally all pixmaps need to be large enough to > accomodate the normal sizes - since you mention wide screen I guess you > are > on the right road there. > > One important point to note is that the colors used in the default pic > need to > be something along the lines of brown. Look at the previous artwork to get > an > idea of what is needed. In any case, we can include any pic which is nice > enough it just won't be default. > > Ken >
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