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I'll update this page if I find the time to do it  
 
I'll update this page if I find the time to do it  
  
 
Just a few remarks:
 
Just a few remarks:
  
real name: Bernhard Dippold <br>
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real name: Bernhard Dippold [[File:Bedipp_2008.jpg|thumb]]<br>
 
Country: Austria <br>
 
Country: Austria <br>
age: 42 <br>
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age: 43 <br>
  
 
full time profession: physician (anesthesiologist), MD
 
full time profession: physician (anesthesiologist), MD
  
former second full time job: OpenOffice.org (mainly germanophone and art/marketing project)
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former second full time job (without financial profit):
- now reduced (a bit) -
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... more to come
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OpenOffice.org (mainly germanophone and art/marketing project)
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paused in 2007 and 2008
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- back since Feb. 2009 and (nearly) as active as before...
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... more to come...
  
  
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Addition: For graphical work containing the OpenOffice.org logo or other proprietary licensed elements, this licensing information is only relevant for my contribution to the artwork or design. I can't license the OpenOffice.org logo under LGPL, as it is not free. To use this graphics, I have to refer to the [[Art/Logo/License|logo license]].
  
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[[User:BeDipp|BeDipp]] 22:36, 1 October 2010 (UTC)
  
  
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Logo proposal for 10th anniversary:
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[[file:OOo10.png]]
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Design is just an adaption of [[User:MEB|Miguel Boto]]'s work he presented to the community on the [http://marketing.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=branding&msgNo=411 Branding mailing list] to the font we're probably selecting as official accompanying font for the OpenOffice.org logo.
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This logo has been accepted by the OOo marketing list as "official 10th anniversary logo".
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I created some localized versions:
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<gallery>
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File:OOo10_de.png|German version
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File:OOo10_es.png|Spanish version
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File:OOo10_fr.png|French version
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File:OOo10_it.png|Italian version
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File:OOo10_nl.png|Dutch/Flemish version
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File:OOo10_sr-cy.png|Serbian (cyrillic) version
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File:OOo10_sr-lt.png|Serbian (latin) version
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</gallery>
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and a version containing a badge with the new community driven effort, the independent Document Foundation:
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[[File:OOo10_DFbadge.png]]
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ODF support on OOo icons - draft to show what I mean:
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[[file:Odf_icon_writer_16-32.png]]
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====OOoCon logo usage proposal draft as addition to the collection at the [[Branding_Initiative/Branding_guidelines_draft|Branding Guidelines page]]====
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This logo is not meant to be used for any OOoCon, but to show an alternative approach to
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[[image:Logo_OOo_extended_dummy_graph.png|500px|center]]
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While Rosana embeds the original logo in a surrounding of additional graphical elements, I'd prefer a derived logo containing specific OOoCon elements in the logo itself:
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[[image:OOoCon_logo_proposal.png|center]]
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(skyline from [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Skyline_-_Prag.svg Wikimedia Commons], licensed under CC by-sa and GFDL)
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This approach could be repeated by other use-cases inside the OpenOffice.org project, like the logo with official positioner or sub-project logos:
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[[File:Logo_proposals_with_caption_line.png|600px|center]]
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Ismaël Grammenidis mentioned another possibility on the [[Branding Mailing List|branding mailing list]]:
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* Reduced whitespace at the bottom of the logo (he proposed the "e" height, Rosana thought of half the height of the "O")
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* A solid line below the logo
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* Additional text for projects, conference, extensions, documentation below this line.
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Like in the examples above he wants that this area should become part of the logo. This is how it might look like:
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[[File:Line_OOo_logo_proposal.png|center|275px]]
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====Personalized Stamps draft====
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Such stamps could be sold/give away at the OOoCon at Budapest.
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[[File:Stamps_draft.png|center|800px]]
  
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== Additional Artwork Galleries ==
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  |'''These galleries contain artwork contributed to the OpenOffice.org Art Project.'''
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  |In contrast to the '''Official Artwork Galleries''' this artwork here has not been approved by the project to be used as official reference to the project and the software OpenOffice.org.
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* You want to create your own artwork based on designs presented here.
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  |You may use this artwork in compliance with their individual OpenSource licenses.
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  |If you want to '''share your own artwork''' with the Art Project, fell free to upload it to the galleries!
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Please follow the instructions mentioned on the [[Art/Join_Us|contribution page]].
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  |align="center" width="250px" |We recommend using the
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  [[Image:Official_Artwork_Gallery_Button.png|center|link=http://marketing.openoffice.org/art/index.html]]
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''' [http://marketing.openoffice.org/art/index.html Official Artwork Galleries] '''
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  |<small>With the '''[http://marketing.openoffice.org/art/index.html Official Artwork Galleries]''' the OpenOffice.org Art Project wants to establish a set of official artwork for OpenOffice.org 3 that should be used wherever possible to establish a [[Art/Visual Identity|Visual Identity]] of the project.
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Visual Identity lives from repetition: The more people see and recognize a specific graphical element or a certain design the more these elements are linked to the product or to the project OpenOffice.org.</small>
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Latest revision as of 12:51, 3 October 2010

I'll update this page if I find the time to do it

Just a few remarks:

real name: Bernhard Dippold
Bedipp 2008.jpg

Country: Austria
age: 43

full time profession: physician (anesthesiologist), MD

former second full time job (without financial profit):

OpenOffice.org (mainly germanophone and art/marketing project)

paused in 2007 and 2008

- back since Feb. 2009 and (nearly) as active as before...

... more to come...


regarding copyright and using my contributions

Additionally to possibly different statements on a given wiki page, you may use my textual contributions to the terms of any (single or combination) of the following licenses:

  • Public Documentation License 1.0 or later (PDL)
  • Creative Common Attribution 3.0 license (CC-BY)
  • GNU Free Documentation License 1.2 or later (GNU FDL)
  • GNU Lesser General Public License 3 or later (GNU LGPL)

My graphical contributions are licensed only by the following license or by request:

  • GNU Lesser General Public License 3 or later (GNU LGPL)

BeDipp 21:01, 13 March 2009 (UTC)


Addition: For graphical work containing the OpenOffice.org logo or other proprietary licensed elements, this licensing information is only relevant for my contribution to the artwork or design. I can't license the OpenOffice.org logo under LGPL, as it is not free. To use this graphics, I have to refer to the logo license.

BeDipp 22:36, 1 October 2010 (UTC)








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Logo proposal for 10th anniversary:

OOo10.png

Design is just an adaption of Miguel Boto's work he presented to the community on the Branding mailing list to the font we're probably selecting as official accompanying font for the OpenOffice.org logo.


This logo has been accepted by the OOo marketing list as "official 10th anniversary logo".

I created some localized versions:


and a version containing a badge with the new community driven effort, the independent Document Foundation: File:OOo10 DFbadge.png



OOoCon logo usage proposal draft as addition to the collection at the Branding Guidelines page

This logo is not meant to be used for any OOoCon, but to show an alternative approach to


Logo OOo extended dummy graph.png


While Rosana embeds the original logo in a surrounding of additional graphical elements, I'd prefer a derived logo containing specific OOoCon elements in the logo itself:



OOoCon logo proposal.png



(skyline from Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC by-sa and GFDL)

This approach could be repeated by other use-cases inside the OpenOffice.org project, like the logo with official positioner or sub-project logos:


Logo proposals with caption line.png



Ismaël Grammenidis mentioned another possibility on the branding mailing list:

  • Reduced whitespace at the bottom of the logo (he proposed the "e" height, Rosana thought of half the height of the "O")
  • A solid line below the logo
  • Additional text for projects, conference, extensions, documentation below this line.

Like in the examples above he wants that this area should become part of the logo. This is how it might look like:


Line OOo logo proposal.png


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