KDE-Artists.og and KDE-Look.org (was [kde-artists] default artwork for 3.5)
Janet Theobroma
theobroma at revelinux.com
Thu Sep 1 21:30:56 BST 2005
On Thursday 01 September 2005 08:37 am, you wrote:
...
> I think of the artists site as a forum for discussing and collaborating
> on new ideas for artwork which will hopefully attract new members and
> serve as a starting point for them to work on KDE. I see KDE-look as a
> platform for "end-stage" graphics. So, when you are done discussing
> ideas, etc. on the kde-artists site you can post your "final" works on
> kde-look.org. Unfortunately there is little connection between the two
> sites until now. I suggest improving this.
Yes we agree! This idea will work well with many types of artwork especially
mock-ups. Although many pieces of artwork are directly requested by
developers and when they are completed to their satisfaction they just add
them to their application.
We have always worked with KDE-look to the furthest extent available. We have
placed banners at no charge all throughout KDE-artists.org that read: "The
place to publish your KDE artwork. KDE-look.org". We are in the process of
placing links to KDE-look on every page and giving the add banner a more
permanent location. We have provided a means for artists to link to their
KDE-look profile within the profile on KDE-artists.org site. We have always
encouraged artists to submit their work to KDE-look as this is the best way
in which to get it showcased. It allows for a much broader user base to
provide comments. It is also a way for artists to seek out critical
viewpoints on the art that they produce.
We would love for KDE-look to work closer with KDE-artists.org. This will be
very encouraging for all of those that have wanted something like this since
the beginning of Kollaboration. We have a couple of ideas how we could
accomplish this very simply and easily. I will contact the KDE-look editors
mailing list with our ideas. It is great to know that we are able to work
together in this way. We also look forward to receiving input from others on
how the two sites can work better together.
theobroma
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