I’m working on making something a little more lax than my previous ones, but I do not have the most creative mind.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
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Maybe just a simple cogging over or the teeth smoothly pulsing in and out would be more relaxed.
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@Sat0xshi do you mind if these images that you made are used in Louis Rossmann’s thumbnails?
I’m sure these would look really good!
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@Nexustastic yes I’m a fan of his YouTube channel!
To anybody who wants to use my art work, feel free to do anything with it!
@pixelforest did you have any luck printing the stickers? If so does it look good on the laptop?
I’m quite happy to see a number of wallpaper and animations from fans like us!
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Woah! These are so so incredible! I know I am definitely going to be using some of these as my new wallpaper
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Slowly re-learning Inkscape and building off of Tyler_S’ work in this thread went better than expected so I figured I would share the results.
And because I’ve been (very happily) running Fedora 35 on the machine, I did the same with the Fedora logo.
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@Caleb_Majeski Wooooow, these look awesome, definitely going in my wallpaper collection!
I confess that I know very little about working with Inkscape, but I was thinking of adding a Gentoo logo to mine with maybe something like Photoshop. The way I was planning on approaching it is using a slight transparency effect to allow the patterned background to shine through - is that how you did the Fedora logo and maintained the texture?
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@FrameworkBee That’s the the one I ended up settling on too, ha!
@Mirage I took the svg of the box drawing by @Tyler_S the fedora logo from the wikimedia commons, and some openly distributed ultrahd textures that I applied to various objects via masking.
So, everything I started with was uniformally flat, which made a coherent end result pretty easy. The default Gentoo logo has depth built into it, so I’m not sure how well the process I used would translate to that.
Though thinking about it, depending on how you did the shadowing and integration, it might be possible to make the logo look like a non-paper physical object, on the papercraft workspace and it might look kind of okay?
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I settled on this one too, absolutely love it!!
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For the past few months I’ve been into dark, subdued backgrounds on my devices with dark themes, so here’s my simple variation of the work by @Tyler_S and whoever designed the original box at Framework.
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I tried to combine Framework logo with Ubuntu logo, ended up with this planetary gearbox:
Cons: feels a bit crowded
Pros: allows for 1:3, 1:4 and 3:4 transmission
Version 2.0
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Ooh! I love this one, It perfectly embodies what framework is about 
, I will be using this on my computer for sure c:
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@Robert_Kocourek That’s beautiful, I’ve been using the one of a plane from up higher on the thread by @JacobFavreault , but I’ll have to make my lock screen one and my home screen the other. I love it!
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August sunset in Chicago taken from the Willis Tower. The building with the bright lights on it is the United Center where the Chicago Bulls play.
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just set this as my wallpaper. well done!
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actually I like this even better. every piece of art I have seen in this thread is incredible! so hard to chose
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I like the fold-out logo animation. Maybe something like that which then becomes the KDE logo would be a good Plasma splash animation…?
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