[Pythonmac-SIG] Fwd: MacPython icon mockup
Jacob Rus
jrus at fas.harvard.edu
Tue Apr 18 12:01:06 CEST 2006
Hi all,
has wrote:
> Indeed. The Python logo is just a badge to be applied to the larger
> graphic(s)as necessary, in this case a family of four(?) OS X icons
> representing an interactive Python editor (IDLE), .py document file,
> .pyc/.pyo document file, and drag-n-drop script runner. The visual
> language for representing text-based editors and document files on OS
> X is extremely well established (e.g. compare Script Editor.app and
> .scpt documents), and there's probably a fair bit of precedence for
> the script runner too. So there's no reason that all of this shouldn't
> be regarded as a wholly solved problem.
If someone comes up with a finished "badge" (or even a good explanation
of what this should be, as long as it's not overly complex), I can make
py/pyc document icons. I have the Photoshop template for it, having
just made several dozen TextMate document icons (included in version 1.5.1).
What should a drag-n-drop script runner look like? I'm willing to do
that too, if it's a simple enough job.
> All it needs is somebody with some decent Photoshop compositing skills
> (and maybe a nice 3D drawing of a technical pencil) to assemble the
> finished elements.
Let me know what the "finished elements" are, and I'm glad to assemble
them. It hopefully shouldn't take more than an hour or two at most.
-Jacob
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