[Marketing] first mockup of a rollup banner for booths

Sean DALY sdaly.be at gmail.com
Wed Jun 3 01:45:24 EDT 2009


Gary,

re colors: my mockup was in no way color-managed, I merely scraped the
ring image off a screenshot in the gallery of the SL website intro and
applied no profile.

I do feel however that it is important we use VAG Rounded Light -
Christian or Eben, I want to buy a couple of licenses for that, do we
need several weights, or can we get by with just the Light?

thanks

Sean




On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 6:06 AM, Gary C Martin <gary at garycmartin.com> wrote:
> Hi Federick,
>
> On 3 Jun 2009, at 03:12, Frederick Grose wrote:
>
>> Hi Gary,
>>
>> The banner looks good, but seems to be heavy on dark blue strokes.
>
> Thanks, I was following the previous png mock-up colour for colour, apart
> from one XO icon change request (to pink outline and green fill), and some
> extra Activity icons.
>
> Your PNGs were definitely more vibrant (and used sRGB IEC61966-2.1) than the
> previous mockup PNGs. Did my PDF colour generally look OK/'expected' and not
> washed out (other than being a bit heavy on the dark blue strokes)? Just
> wanted to check as Walter reported he was seeing washed out colours relative
> to what he expected to see on screen – sounds like different profile/gamma
> issue but not sure if this was an issue with the original PNG that I was
> working from.
>
>> I've attached some of my favorite color pairs (snapped off the screen of
>> SoaS in VirtualBox).
>
> Thanks, yes these are a more strong/saturated set of colours than the other
> PDF mock-ups, will need to see feedback from others on the colour issue...
>
> Eben/Sean: can you confirm the colour profile on your two previous mock-ups
> was right/expected (rollup_mockup1 & rollup_mockup2, PNGs both had the same
> "ibook" profile and were a little soft on the saturation vs. Fredericks
> images)?
>
> Regards,
> --Gary
>
>> I used Walter's xoEditor,
>> http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/XoEditor, for some, but had to use
>> gconf-editor for the YellowPink combination (while the PinkYellow
>> combination was possible in xoEditor).  I wish there was a direct stoke/fill
>> inversion method, such as a inverted XO in a fixed position in the
>> alternative row.
>>
>> Thanks for all the contributions,    --Fred
>>
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