This repo contains just a few Emacs and GNU logos that I have adapted from original sources to vector graphics. Original art by Luis Fernandes.
Looking over the design of the Emacs logo, I noticed the logo designed for XEmacs that I quite liked, however could only find a single initial image of it's design from a draft proposal stage. I wanted to convert it to a higher quality vector graphic, as blurry images is a pet peeve of mine. I also really like the GNU logo that was created by TanbinIslam43 that was recently highlighted by Xenodium as part of their splash screen. This image is also as a small png, so I wanted to recreate it as a vector graphic so have supplied that here as well.
I have supplied the images in black and white and color images using the palette from TanbinIslam43. If you want to play around with the color schemes or make any changes, feel free to fork this or make a pull request and maybe we can add a few more colorways in. Also if anyone wants to tidy them up and make them even nicer, please feel free. I am probably the furthest thing from a graphic designer with visual artistic skills approaching zero, so if anyone wants to improve them please feel free to open a PR as well.
These logos were made in Inkscape by just tracing the XEmacs logo from XEmacs and the GNU logo using TanbinIslam43's color palette. The logos were just traced using bezier curves. If you want to edit them or improve them, the SVG files should open in Inkscape where you could edit/improve them to your hearts content. Any drama, just let me know.
I use doom, so I just modified the Doom splash screen to show my image and get rid of pretty much everything else.
(setq fancy-splash-image "<PATH_TO_REPO>/emacs_fancy_logos/xemacs_color.svg")
(setq +doom-dashboard-menu-sections nil)
(defun doom-dashboard-widget-shortmenu ())
(defun doom-dashboard-widget-footer ())
(defun doom-dashboard-widget-loaded ()
(when doom-init-time
(insert
""
(propertize
(+doom-dashboard--center
+doom-dashboard--width
"welcome home")
'face 'doom-dashboard-loaded)
"\n")))
Given these are all part of the GNU/Emacs and XEmacs domains, all of these images are licensed under GPL.