1. Design Request

1. 1. What do you need?
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1. 1. 1. Graphic Design / Artwork

• [ ] A logo design
• [ ] An icon
• [ ] An infographic/chart
• [ ] A template or design for printed materials
• [X] Swag design
• [ ] Graphic design not covered by the above

1. 1. Problem Statement
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People love the Fedora Loves (project) stickers, but any time we want a new variation, it adds more work to the Design Team and also requires us to get trademark approval before officially using another project's logo and storing it as a Fedora contribution/design asset.

1. 1. Contacts
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I guess me, but it was @rowright's original idea.

1. 1. Deadline
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No deadline, but I guess it would be nice to "premier" these stickers at FOSDEM? But we could use them for any event.

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1. 1. Who will benefit?
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Fedora contributors and users who work on other Open Source projects with Fedora. Having the blank placeholder allows people to use their own stickers for another open source project and put them in the blank spot, allowing for flexible, creative variations of the "Fedora Loves" sticker series.

1. 1. Inspiration Examples / Competitive Analysis
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See any of the other "Fedora Loves" stickers, but making the blank spot into the shape of a hex sticker is a nice idea, since lots of projects tend to have the hex sticker format too.

1. 1. Priority/Severity
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• [ ] High (This will bring a huge increase in performance/productivity/usability cover)
• [ ] Medium (This will bring a good increase in performance/productivity/usability)
• [X] Low (anything else e.g., trivial, minor improvements)