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Artwork progress for the new icon set

I spent most of times working on the emotes for Echo themes, the successor of Bluecurve icons. So far I completed the set of the small emotes using Inkscape through a TabletPC. The effort is displayed on Echo Development from the Fedora Project Wiki. As LinuxWorld San Francisco week is near, I hope to complete the larger version before.

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Gabriel Hurley said…
Could you please incorporate these new icons into OpenOffice so that the icons will be consistent throughout Fedora
Thu Aug 10, 06:13:00 pm GMT-7
Luya Tshimbalanga said…
They will be once the packages will be ready.
Fri Aug 11, 12:42:00 am GMT-7
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