Hi,

I worked on this badge, I used Badger with a clipboard which was the initial idea. Please review it. @riecatnor and @smeragoel

HI @rabianaz thanks for starting work on this! I have a couple notes:

1. Make sure to to use the badge templates. Here are the steps:
   Here are the steps to take:
   Save the templates to your computer.
   Open the template.
   Go to File -> Save As
   Rename your file with an appropriate title.
   Add designs on top of this template. Do not change, move, or alter the template in any way. This keeps the badge designs consistent. Your designs should blend into the designs on the Badges site.
   Your exported PNG should be 256x256 pixels.

2. The way you have cropped the badger or try to make it fit into the badge design area is a little awkward. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the clip tool in Inkscape https://inkscape-manuals.readthedocs.io/en/latest/clipping-and-masking.html or find a similar function in whatever program you are using.

3. Since this is a team member badge, use a light green for the background like some of the other team member badges.

Looking forward to your next draft!

HI @rabianaz thanks for starting work on this! I have a couple notes:

1. Make sure to to use the badge templates. Here are the steps:
   Here are the steps to take:
   Save the templates to your computer.
   Open the template.
   Go to File -> Save As
   Rename your file with an appropriate title.
   Add designs on top of this template. Do not change, move, or alter the template in any way. This keeps the badge designs consistent. Your designs should blend into the designs on the Badges site.
   Your exported PNG should be 256x256 pixels.

2. The way you have cropped the badger or try to make it fit into the badge design area is a little awkward. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the clip tool in Inkscape https://inkscape-manuals.readthedocs.io/en/latest/clipping-and-masking.html or find a similar function in whatever program you are using.

3. Since this is a team member badge, use a light green for the background like some of the other team member badges.

Looking forward to your next draft!

Thanks for your help :)

My second draft.

Hi @rabianaz, I can see a lot of improvements! Here would be my suggestions for the next draft:

• We lost the badger's white stomach somewhere between the first and the second draft. Let's get that back!

• The clipboard perspective seems a bit weird. It's too 'slanty' in my opinion, what do you think?

• Maybe try reducing the size of the badger and moving it away from the frame, so we see more of the badger's body. Then, we could show the badge holding the clipboard because it looks like the clipboard is floating in front.

Looking forward to the next version!

Hi @rabianaz, I can see a lot of improvements! Here would be my suggestions for the next draft:

• We lost the badger's white stomach somewhere between the first and the second draft. Let's get that back!

• The clipboard perspective seems a bit weird. It's too 'slanty' in my opinion, what do you think?

• Maybe try reducing the size of the badger and moving it away from the frame, so we see more of the badger's body. Then, we could show the badge holding the clipboard because it looks like the clipboard is floating in front.

Looking forward to the next version!

Hi,

Thank you so much.

All the points are noted. I'll try another version.

I put the hand. So, it looks badger is holding it.

Hi, @riecatnor @smeragoel can I give this a go? :)

HI @rabianaz a couple notes:
- The arms on the badger are a bit awkward currently. I think you can extend the one on the right to look like a full arm. The one on the left looks a bit flat. I would make the illustration and then use the clip tool to cut off the parts you don't want instead of trying to fit that inside of the inner art area if that makes sense. Here is a video on clipping:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNbor8It_H0
Looking forward to your next draft!

Hey @riecatnor @smeragoel
I worked on this ticket and designed a badge.
Kindly review this!
Thanks!

@riecatnor Please review this too!

Hey @riecatnor

I try again. :)

Hi @chhavijindal! Here is some feedback:

• I think we can try making the badger smaller. Right now, the hand holding the clipboard is very close to the edge. Either we can make it slightly bigger to have sufficient clipping, or we can make it smaller to have some space.

• The badger's right arm seems a little bulky at the top. It kinda looks like the badger has started working out, lol. Maybe try making it even?

• Try making the clipboard's top edge parallel to the bottom edge. It could be an improvement because the clipping makes it seem like there is an awkward perspective.

• Try rounding out the left hand more!

Looking forward to your next iteration!

Hi @rabianaz! Here are some suggestions:

• I think you are exporting the badge at the wrong size. Make sure that it is 256x256 px at 96 dpi!

• The badger still seems too big. Try reducing the size and centring the badger in the frame.

• The right arm looks a bit too thin right now. Maybe try broadening it up?

• I like that the border on the bottom edge of the clipboard is not too apparent. Try removing the bottom edge completely; I think that would help!

Looking forward to seeing your next version!

Hi, What about this one?

Hey @smeragoel @riecatnor I have worked on the suggested changes.
Kindly review this!
Thanks!

hi @smeragold @riecatnor i wish to make contributions to this ticket

The team has been retired, but it might be nice to award this badge one time to the folks who volunteered.

i made some arts work,
please kindly review

Hi @falyne! Thanks for your work, here are my notes:

• The arms and the hand on the badger look a little wonky, and maybe we don't need
• I think the last artwork by @chhavijindal [0] is good to go, but we don't have the SVG. you can use the artwork and recreate it.

[0] https://pagure.io/fedora-badges/issue/raw/files/dc8c9eb3b7cc61f5b79e3f129714cd25854d7540474d19fd214a67034bcafcc6-PMTeammember3.png

Hi @smeragoel Check this artwork i made as adviced

Hey @smeragoel Thanks for your your appreciation, here is the SVG of the last artwork.

Hey @smeragoel Thanks for your your appreciation, here is the SVG of the last artwork.

Hi @falyne I think its a good idea to go with the art in this comment and make some small improvements. Here's what I'd do:
- The arms need a little help.. the one on the left looks a bit stiff. It should be rounded
- The arm on the right has a stroke up against the edge of the design, and I think it would be better to crop that so it doesn't look so short.. Use the "Clip" tool in Inkscape to achieve that
- The clipboard is very square rn, it doesn't look so natural.. maybe give an angle to it? Here's an example: 1
Looking forward to your next draft!

Hi @riecatnor thanks for the review.
i made some modifications. Kindly review

Hi, @smeragoel @riecatnor
I created three concepts of the Product Management Team badger. The three designs are about the Product Management team carrying out their roles such as defining, planning, brainstorming, developing and delivering the product. There is an emphasis on "team members" in these designs with a presence of a couple of pandas.

Kindly, give me your feedback. Thank you.

@falyne
- I think skewing the clipboard makes it look a little bit unnatural. The stroke also seems a bit thinner in comparison, and the stroke on the edge of the clipboard and the template looks awkward. I'd suggest scaling up the clipboard a bit, using 'clip' tool to cut off the bottom edge and making the stroke proportional to the badger
- The badger's stomach has a thin stroke rather than a thick one. Let's fix that for consistency :)

@orezi5
- I think you may have exported the PNGs at the wrong size. The correct dimensions are 256x256 at 96 dpi.
- If we look at the previous comments, we have finalised the design in this comment along with some minor modifications so I'd steer you to work in that direction :)

@smeragoel Thank you for the feedback. Going with the art in the comment, I made a small improvement.
I moved the lower part of the clipboard away from the frame of the badge to make it look like the badger is directly holding the clipboard and not holding the clipboard on a surface.
I lowered the clip from the top edge of the board to show that the clip is holding firmly/attached to the board. I await your feedback.

@smeragoel

@riecatnor

Hi folks, thanks for your work here :100: feedback below

@orezi5 notes for you:
- We worked on this art a bit in the Office Hours we had, we should move forward with the SVG in this comment
- I think there might be an issue with either your template or the PNG export, the padding around the badge design seems off (too much space in this instance)

Hi @falyne this looks great! I have no notes :smile: your work is finished on this ticket and you can start working on a new one if you want

Looking at the SVG in the comment, I have realized the reason for the light grey stroke on the clip of the clipboard. The stroke gives the clip of the clipboard a contrast against the color of the arm of the badger. @riecatnor I appreciate your feedback.

Hi @orezi5 nice work! One small note for you:
- I think the glow burst pattern in the background is off center... It feels like it is moved towards the bottom right.. center that burst so that it looks even behind the badger

Hey @riecatnor I have the placed the burst pattern in the background at the center of the badge

The team has been disbanded, so we can close this issue.