A small illustration resulted from attempt to make an icon for the Voyager app. Thought it would fit here. Any feedback appreciated.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Definitely too detailed for an app icon, but I love the detail of the ear being the antenna on the voyager probe!
I like it a lot.
Thanks!
Thanks! It's really hard to stop adding details when it's a painting instead of a vector 😄
I think a basic gradient background with some stars might work better. Also worth noting that most app icons are made as a vector instead of bitmap painting
Usually yes, but this time devs explicitly suggested raster format and provided some illustrations in similar style as a reference. Although they ended up selecting vectorish variant anyway so never mind :)
Late comment but what does the vector version look like?
The one that was selected you mean? You can see it in their community avatar https://lemmy.world/c/voyagerapp
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