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On 23/01/12 18:21, Patricia Fraser wrote:
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<pre wrap="">2012/1/23 Patricia Fraser <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:trish@thefrasers.org"><trish@thefrasers.org></a>:
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<pre wrap=""><heaves thankful sigh> I'm glad you said that, Max - because it was
*way* too late to change anything! The artwork's gone to the
printer. Fingers now thoroughly crossed...
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With artwork you will always have people loving it and people having a
different opinion. Artwork depends on individual taste, even if you
obey to all so-called color rules and whatever theories are out there.
The point before publishing is to have a majority of those who
participate to like your design. You can't do anything later.
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Yes - Seb came into the discussion a bit late.
Cheers!
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As I was expecting I may have been giving feedback to late, which I
was. I was going to a few hours or so earlier, but I guess even that
would have been to late.<br>
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I will see the banner and poster at FOSDEM I assume, and think they
look good :)!<br>
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I quite agree with what wobo had to say about people having
different opinions when it comes to artwork, and what the majority
of people interested in the artwork think is what matters.<br>
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Max typed: The red highlights of the i's has been thoroughly
discussed (at least, the need to have a warm color somewhere in the
graphics has been) and that is a pretty good use of it.<br>
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Ok that sounds good, and I wasn't in any artwork team discussions
about that.<br>
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From Sebastian<br>
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P.S<br>
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My comment about the i's is an opinion, and was meant to be read as
constructive negative feedback.<br>
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