Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
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Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Hi all you Mint-ers
I was a bit bored this weekend, so I decided to have a go in Photoshop at making an alternative logo. I used the Rothwell font, as that was the closest I could find to the actual font. It's a lot simpler than most other 'alternative' logos, but it is similar enough to the original logo that it is still easily enough recogniseable.
I've decided it looks best on a sort of carbon-fibery background. This is just a preliminary release to see if anyone likes it and if I should carry on refining it.
Attached is a .zip with both .psd and .png versions. Also attached is the .png
I was a bit bored this weekend, so I decided to have a go in Photoshop at making an alternative logo. I used the Rothwell font, as that was the closest I could find to the actual font. It's a lot simpler than most other 'alternative' logos, but it is similar enough to the original logo that it is still easily enough recogniseable.
I've decided it looks best on a sort of carbon-fibery background. This is just a preliminary release to see if anyone likes it and if I should carry on refining it.
Attached is a .zip with both .psd and .png versions. Also attached is the .png
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Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Good job!!
Simple. Easy on the eye. Good font and colour coordination. I like it.
Simple. Easy on the eye. Good font and colour coordination. I like it.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Slightly altered the shape, moved the text, made the highlight more subtle and added a little stripe thingy for the 'vein' of the leaf. In the PSD you can see that the "mint" lettering is a see-thru cutout. Thanks vrkalak for the vote of confidence!
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
hi robber
That's really, really nice
Very professional looking.
cheers
mick
That's really, really nice
Very professional looking.
cheers
mick
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
The 2nd version looks much better, i like it. really nice work.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Uploading the PSD of the new version, if anyone wants to use it for anything!
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
robber:
Thanks for including the Gimp image/files/layers/etc...
Makes it easy, if we want to change or add anything.
Thanks for including the Gimp image/files/layers/etc...
Makes it easy, if we want to change or add anything.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Any suggestions for a wallpaper/theme/improvements?
@vrkalak: It's a Photoshop file, so I'm not sure if the drop shadow filter will come through in GIMP.
@vrkalak: It's a Photoshop file, so I'm not sure if the drop shadow filter will come through in GIMP.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Dittoalexxx24887 wrote:The 2nd version looks much better, i like it. really nice work.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
KDE version coming on...
EDIT: Done! As before, .png attached as well as a layered .psd in a .zip
EDIT: Done! As before, .png attached as well as a layered .psd in a .zip
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
That might look cool made into a round glass menu icon. Just an idea.
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
That looks fantastic.robber wrote:KDE version coming on...
EDIT: Done! As before, .png attached as well as a layered .psd in a .zip
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Created a banner!
"get LINUX MINT!" version:
In .PNG - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... t-Mint.png
In .PSD - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... t-Mint.psd
"Powered By LINUX MINT" version:
In .PNG - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... arency.png
In .PSD - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... Banner.psd
HTML code to insert into your website between the and tags:
"Powered by LINUX MINT" version:
"get LINUX MINT" version:
"get LINUX MINT!" version:
In .PNG - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... t-Mint.png
In .PSD - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... t-Mint.psd
"Powered By LINUX MINT" version:
In .PNG - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... arency.png
In .PSD - http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random% ... Banner.psd
HTML code to insert into your website between the
Code: Select all
<body>
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</body>
"Powered by LINUX MINT" version:
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<a href="http://linuxmint.com"><img src="http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random%20uploads/Banner-with-transparency.png" alt="Powered by LINUX MINT!" /></a>
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<a href="http://linuxmint.com"><img src="http://therobberdotcom.vndv.com/Random%20uploads/Get-Mint.png" alt="Get LINUX MINT!" /></a>
Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Hello,
very nice logo, it looks better than the original mint-logo - simple and professional!
i like it!
good work!robber wrote:Slightly altered the shape, moved the text, made the highlight more subtle and added a little stripe thingy for the 'vein' of the leaf. In the PSD you can see that the "mint" lettering is a see-thru cutout. Thanks vrkalak for the vote of confidence!
very nice logo, it looks better than the original mint-logo - simple and professional!
i like it!
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Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Like the original first one a lot. not sure how I can apply it as an icon other than using it as a desktop.
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Re: Alternative Mint Icon/Logo
Uuaauum yeah, I'm not sure if in Mint you can change an individual icon, or just the whole set.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the feedback!
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THEY STOLE MY IDEA!
I was just thinking about adding a white border and warping the shape a bit, and then I downloaded the new QuickPix 2009 from http://iconfactory.com - nooooo!
I was just thinking about adding a white border and warping the shape a bit, and then I downloaded the new QuickPix 2009 from http://iconfactory.com - nooooo!