Firstly Merry Christmas - I am off and wont be back 'till after. Hope santa is good to you all!
Secondly I agree. When I undertake a traditional graphic design project or website, I'll usually do a mockup, the client will then say if they like it/hate it and suggest changes. When your creating something it's hard to see the wood for the trees a lot of the time and you lack the ability to take a new look at it as you know it so well already. It takes a critical outside eye to bring your attention to everything you missed. It would be a shame to get to the end of the process and whoever in charge says 'nope, I don't like any' when the situation could have easily been avoided with regular feedback from the people up top. xl cheese wrote: > That is the question we need to ask. Do we want to target noobs to linux or > the vets of linux? Maybe I'm wrong, but new linux and novice computer users > are typically enticed with eye candy. It's the veteran linux users that like > things functional and plain. > > I would submit that we want to bias the artwork towards new users and have it > on the bold side of things. Long time users generally change the default > right off the bat anyway. > > At any rate, I think it's safe to say that we, the Art Team, are getting > anxious for the folks on top of the totem pole to throw us a bone and show us > something official. At least a hint of what they're thinking would be nice! > ;) That way our enthusiasm and efforts would be directed at producing > relevant fruit. > -- ubuntu-art mailing list ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
