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App Icon #1

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willbrazil opened this issue Apr 24, 2015 · 20 comments
Open

App Icon #1

willbrazil opened this issue Apr 24, 2015 · 20 comments

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@willbrazil
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As you can certainly see. There's no real icon for the app. Feel free to design one if you have time. I'll be more than happy to use it! :)

@PierBover
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What resolution do you need?

@willbrazil
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I think DPI's ~160, ~240, and ~320 (http://developer.android.com/design/style/iconography.html) would be enough for most devices that will be using the app. I just have no idea what the icon should look like :) If you are creative and would like to help, I'd love to add your work to the project.

@willbrazil
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Here's the current icon: hahah

@PierBover
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Here's my quick take on it. It's a mix between the Sublime Text and the Hangouts icons.

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@axynos
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axynos commented Apr 25, 2015

Make it material, add long shadow and you're golden.

@PierBover
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Hey @axynos what do you mean by material? Does material design specify constraints for icons?

@leogg
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leogg commented Apr 26, 2015

subtexting_icon

@axynos
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axynos commented Apr 26, 2015

@PierBover Generally material design is focused on bold, graphic design. That means that there is very few places where gradients are allowed to be used if you follow their material philosophy(I've linked it below). You could also add a long shadow to your logo's S and you're golden.

Here's the material design guidelines.
http://www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html#introduction-principles

@sdvim
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sdvim commented Apr 26, 2015

subtexting-app-logo

@axynos
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axynos commented Apr 26, 2015

I absoloutely love it. Goes with the theme of sublime very well.

@willbrazil
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@sdvim, I think it looks fantastic. Like @axynos mentioned, I really like the theme. I want to bring this up to hear everyone's thoughts: Do you think the shape of the "bubble" looks too much like Google Hangout's? [see below] Again, I really liked it!

@sdvim
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sdvim commented Apr 27, 2015

Glad they're liked so far! I made some extra variations in case the community wanted to see more options:

subtexting-app-logos

@willbrazil
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Wow. They're fantastic! I think the 4th one would fit the best with the app. What do you think?

@sdvim
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sdvim commented Apr 27, 2015

I agree! It feels enough like the original Sublime logo with a subtle hint of the Hangouts logo, but moreover a standard chat application.

@lefoy
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lefoy commented Apr 28, 2015

+1 for the 4th one (bottom right) :)

@purduekenny
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I think it's a toss up between the first and fourth - either one with the chat bubble provides the necessary affordance and visual clue it's a chat.

@corysimmons
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1st looks best but 4th isn't a ripoff of the Hangouts logo.

Not sure what the project is. If it has anything to do with Hangouts, use 1. If it doesn't, use 4.

@willbrazil
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@corysimmons Thanks for the feedback! The project is about a Sublime Text plugin that lets you send and receive text messages.

@corysimmons
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Then yeah don't rip off Hangouts. I'd go with 4. =)

@naikrovek
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N° 4 is excellent.

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