Update thorium.svg #364

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ianalexis commented

2023-10-28 21:53:20 -03:00

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New logo concept for thorium to facilitate its differentiation with chromium, keeping a similar aesthetic to the current one.
If liked and approved I will generate the rest of the images needed.

New logo concept for thorium to facilitate its differentiation with chromium, keeping a similar aesthetic to the current one. If liked and approved I will generate the rest of the images needed.

Alex313031 (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2023-10-28 21:53:20 -03:00

gz83 (Migrated from github.com) requested changes 2023-10-28 23:15:00 -03:00

gz83 (Migrated from github.com) left a comment

Thanks for the new icon, but please share your ideas with Alex and get his approval before making these changes.

Since I haven't seen his approval or more details, I'll give it a -1 for the time being.

Thanks for the new icon, but please share your ideas with Alex and get his approval before making these changes. Since I haven't seen his approval or more details, I'll give it a -1 for the time being.

ianalexis commented

2023-10-28 23:31:56 -03:00

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@gz83 this was my way to share my idea whitout an "issue" or just commenting it. I think that showing an idea with something done and proposing help to implement it is better than ordering some change.
I remain at your disposal.
Rgrds

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gz83 commented

2023-10-28 23:52:49 -03:00

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Can you share a general idea here and how you made the new icon? I just need to know more details at the moment, and also these details will help Alex in his subsequent review.

ianalexis commented

2023-10-29 10:34:51 -03:00

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The main goal is to give thorium its own design. Now the "logo" is just chromium with a black circle in the middle instead of a white one. From what I saw that's because of the Technetium logo.
I tried to not change that much because you always use blue shades in everything so i tried to star in that line (the circular core color remains the chromium one).
The only change was a darker pallete of the same tone and a grayer shade of black to bring it closer to the rest of the palette.
This way the difference in the taskbar is noticeable without a different color.
If you like different base colors for a radical change here are others examples
1 Thorium now, 2 new concept
3 new with green base, 4 new with orange base.

Maybe you want a full rework like mercury, in that case define a color pallete and concept/idea would be useful.

The main goal is to give thorium its own design. Now the "logo" is just chromium with a black circle in the middle instead of a white one. From what I saw that's because of the Technetium logo. I tried to not change that much because you always use blue shades in everything so i tried to star in that line (the circular core color remains the chromium one). The only change was a darker pallete of the same tone and a grayer shade of black to bring it closer to the rest of the palette. This way the difference in the taskbar is noticeable without a different color. If you like different base colors for a radical change here are others examples 1 Thorium now, 2 new concept 3 new with green base, 4 new with orange base. ![image](https://github.com/Alex313031/thorium/assets/12130714/abaaa046-5976-4079-8f7c-2daaa0f1ecee) Maybe you want a full rework like mercury, in that case define a color pallete and concept/idea would be useful.

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gz83 commented

2023-10-29 10:50:00 -03:00

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The main goal is to give thorium its own design. Now the "logo" is just chromium with a black circle in the middle instead of a white one. From what I saw that's because of the Technetium logo. I tried to not change that much because you always use blue shades in everything so i tried to star in that line (the circular core color remains the chromium one). The only change was a darker pallete of the same tone and a grayer shade of black to bring it closer to the rest of the palette. This way the difference in the taskbar is noticeable without a different color. If you like different base colors for a radical change here are others examples 1 Thorium now, 2 new concept 3 new with green base, 4 new with orange base.

Maybe you want a full rework like mercury, in that case define a color pallete and concept/idea would be useful.

Very good idea, well done

@ianalexis

> The main goal is to give thorium its own design. Now the "logo" is just chromium with a black circle in the middle instead of a white one. From what I saw that's because of the Technetium logo. I tried to not change that much because you always use blue shades in everything so i tried to star in that line (the circular core color remains the chromium one). The only change was a darker pallete of the same tone and a grayer shade of black to bring it closer to the rest of the palette. This way the difference in the taskbar is noticeable without a different color. If you like different base colors for a radical change here are others examples 1 Thorium now, 2 new concept 3 new with green base, 4 new with orange base. [![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12130714/278873608-abaaa046-5976-4079-8f7c-2daaa0f1ecee.png)](javascript:void(0)) > > Maybe you want a full rework like mercury, in that case define a color pallete and concept/idea would be useful. Very good idea, well done @ianalexis

Danny3 commented

2023-12-13 15:43:22 -03:00

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Interesting idea, but I still find the Chromium one (the first one) as the nicest.
I don't know why, maybe because I don't like darker colors / shades so much.

Interesting idea, but I still find the Chromium one (the first one) as the nicest. I don't know why, maybe because I don't like darker colors / shades so much.

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