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Gimp 2.8 Splash Screen

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Gimp 2.8 Splash Screen
Gimp 2.8 Splash Screen
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Author: NanoLight2

Submitted at Wed, 19 Jan 2011 22:17:54 +0000, last edited about 13 years ago

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Cahuantzito
about 13 years ago

Excelent!

akhilleos member for about 13 years akhilleos 1 comment rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

congratulation!!

Shinn
about 13 years ago

It's looking like the sample splash screen on the overview page of the contest, nevertheless, yours is a nice splash screen. congratulations!

hannes61 member for over 13 years hannes61 11 comments
about 13 years ago

congratulation!!!

prairiekittin member for over 16 years prairiekittin 3 comments rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

This is the most professional looking one I've seen. The others are great, but some are too artsy. One gave me the creeps looking at it. (I think if I had to look at that every time I opened gimp, I would be inclined not to open it while alone! LOL!!). A couple were too dark. A couple of them were great, but when I opened them on the other monitor, the colors looked out of whack. This is the only one that looked great on either monitor, and still looked professional and not "cutesy".

Joham member for about 13 years Joham 3 comments
about 13 years ago

That's old hat!
Of which there are tens of screens on the web.

bkovacs
about 13 years ago

I like this one. Looks professional.

deburger member for over 13 years deburger 6 comments rated this topic with 4/5
about 13 years ago

i think it's cool as for wallpaper =)

NanoLight2 member for about 13 years NanoLight2 6 comments rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

It is true, this splash does not completely agree with all of the others, and is very derivative, but that is also what people and programmers are doing these days, it is the current 'look' (not totally shiny, but not bland either).

GameCreator member for over 16 years GameCreator 9 comments
about 13 years ago

I know. And that's why I said that the former splash screens of GIMP were much better:
http://www.gimp.org/about/splash/stable.html
because they have had this special style unique to GIMP only. I was especially enchanted with this one:
http://www.gimp.org/about/splash/images/gimp_splash.1.11.png
Fourth and fifth were also nice. So it would be great if the new splash for GIMP would be in this line too.

mamboze member for about 15 years mamboze 15 comments rated this topic with 3/5
about 13 years ago

It might be very 'pro', but it is also very derivative. This kind of graphic is very common, GIMP needs something more distinctive, IMO

tmaes member for over 15 years tmaes 2 comments rated this topic with 4/5
about 13 years ago

The most pro, without doubt, maybe to much? with such a splash you need a dark template to impress people.

wbool63 member for about 14 years wbool63 2 comments rated this topic with 3/5
about 13 years ago

I like this a lot, simple. Perhaps just a little bit lighter or gradually going lighter as if a gradient is applied from left to right. It feels a bit "too balanced" . Just my opinion though

haldrik member for over 14 years haldrik 1 comment rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

Very pro

mgroothuis member for over 13 years mgroothuis 7 comments rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

"GIMP work space" is elegant and understated - signifying the coming-of-age of the Gimp. Because of all the expected changes, this would be a fitting image change.

GameCreator member for over 16 years GameCreator 9 comments rated this topic with 5/5
about 13 years ago

The most professional looking one from all.