Challenge: creating a freeware symbol

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A challenge to the creative/artistic members of the group:

What about making a freeware symbol or logo?

We could use it on our sites or perhaps in freeware programs?
What about a 32x32 freeware icon, and banners (88x31, 234x60)

:-)

regards from vegard
 
Vegard said:
A challenge to the creative/artistic members of the group:

What about making a freeware symbol or logo?

We could use it on our sites or perhaps in freeware programs?
What about a 32x32 freeware icon, and banners (88x31, 234x60)

:-)

regards from vegard
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I like this idea but don't have an artistic bone in my body :)
 
hmm and would have to make it GPL/LGPL license or public domain.

and then you would get into the whole "what" is freeware debate again as to
"who" could use it.

lol ; - )
 
Vegard Krog Petersen said:
A challenge to the creative/artistic members of the group:

What about making a freeware symbol or logo?

We could use it on our sites or perhaps in freeware programs?
What about a 32x32 freeware icon, and banners (88x31, 234x60)
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How about 3?. That is, the number 3 and the symbol ?. The 3 sounds like free
(well it does if you grew up in London!) and ware sounds like where which is
a question!! Hence freeware = 3?.

DG.
 
what about a side view of a open hand,sitting on the open hand is a
present/gift( a squareshape with a bow attached)
 
Vegard said:
What about making a freeware symbol or logo?
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I'm not too artistic, either.
What about a dollar sign with a circle around it and a line through it.
You know, one of those signs that means "no"...as in...costs no money.
It could be made small enough (16 x 16) to be used as a favicon for a
website even.

Cheers,
-Scott
 
Vegard said:
A challenge to the creative/artistic members of the group:

What about making a freeware symbol or logo?

We could use it on our sites or perhaps in freeware programs?
What about a 32x32 freeware icon, and banners (88x31, 234x60)

:-)

regards from vegard
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Well I quite like all 3 of the ideas put forward but I think the $ sign
with the circle and slash through it would be the best for replication
purposes ie.icon usage/button usage.

Anyone think this is a good idea?
 
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