SFD 2012 Artworks

Please find below the artworks of the design of 2012 goodies. For SVG file, please find in the attachment with the same name. Please feel free to localize to your language and attach in this page, thanks!

Logo

Information about the logo and used fonts in it, see the dedicated Logo page.

Free fonts to download for the artworks

VDS

Gentium (Used by T-Shirt Back for the countries)

Banners

• Schwag version for 2012 (2m Width x 0.5m Height)

• Other version

Banners (German)

Banner (Turkish)

• Other version

Iron logo and stickers

• Schwag version for 2012:

• Other version (1)

• Other version (2)

Iron logo and stickers / Bügelbild und Sticker (German)

svg source: sticker2012_de.svg

T-Shirts

• Schwag version for 2012

• * Other version (1)

T-Shirts (German)

svg source: tshirt2012_de.svg

DVDs

• Schwag version for 2012:

• Other versions:

Balloons

• Schwag version for 2012:

Magazine Ad

svg source: magazine-ad_en.svg

Advertisement (German)

I don't know, if this ad from last year's SFD will be re-used by someone. But I translated it 2011, so here it is...

svg source: magazine-ad_de.svg

CD-Labels (German)

I was very sorry to hear that Canonical stopped their "shipit" program and won't send some CDs to the SFD-teams.

As I have always burned our Ubuntu-CDs for spreading the word myself (in very small amounts of course), I thougt maybe someone of the other teams may want some "inspiration" for a label.

So we can burn some Ubuntu-CDs on location and the teams have a couple of CDs to give away to interested people.

So here is my interpretation of a label for a "Ubuntu 12.04 SFD-Remix".

For I am no real artist, it may look a little clumsy, texts are in german, but you can change this easily by editing the source file (Inkscape svg). Feel free to add your own astonishing ideas.

svg source: CD-Label_UbuntuSFD2012.svg

Display stand for CDs

To show the self burned cds in an appropriate way, I use this little gem.

It's in Inkscape svg and you can modify it at will.

Detailed instructions are attached, too.

The original file was designed to hold Ubuntu shipit-CDs, so the readme mentions this.

But I thought, it would look better (and can be used more "neutral") when there is a little "SFD" design on it.

This is in the public domain (see readme), but I want to mention my thanks to the Ubuntu-Utah LoCo for this nice piece of work.

svg sources:

Back_SFD.svg, Front_SFD.svg, instructions.svg

Countdown

Guide to get the countdown working is here and needs to be updated for 2012. 99 PNG files needs to be uploaded in a specific folder for it to work in a specific language. Please start a discussion on sfd-discuss to see what's the best way to migrate from 2011 to 2012. Thanks. -- FredericMuller 2012-05-09 14:48:10

Countdown (German)

see here

Countdown (Persian)

Web banner (German)

svg source: banner2012_de.svg

Web banner (Turkish)

• Non date version