New Logo for FFmpeg Video Editor

Repository

https://github.com/bhuvnesh123/FFmpeg-Video-Editor-Android

Details

Apps FFmpeg This Video Editor is an app for video editing. this application is easy to use to edit video on your smartphone. and the FFmpeg Video Editor app has features like compressing video, reversing video, extracting picture frames from video, extracting audio from video, adding fade in fade out effect, making fast motion video and slow motion.

This project already has a logo, but its old logo is very unattractive. and I offer to create a new logo. and the project owner agrees. After that I sent a pull request. And the project owner has approved it. Check out our conversations about the issue of links below.

Issues

Pull Requests

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Old and New Icon.png

Benefits / Improvements

This project already has icons. but the icon is not very interesting. so I designed a new icon that looks interesting. so In this new logo I create a simple and modern logo. I use the color of the material. The logo is inspired from scissors and play icons. I use the scissor icon in the new icon for this app to be seen as an app that can cut or edit a video. this play icon defines that this is a video-related app. I am using Clarendon Blk BT font for this icon.

Proof of authorship

Tools

CorelDraw Graphics suite X7 with Clarendon Blk BT Font.

Original files

Drive link
Font link
Mockup link

Proof of Work Done

https://github.com/desuto/FFmpeg-Video-Editor-Android

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Hi @desuto,

Your design is good. But when I checked the Github Repository and I found out that there is no LICENSE file. Also in the README there is no mention of license. That is very important to know if the project is an open source or not. I suggest sparing some time reading the Utopian-io Policies & Submission Guidelines. So with that the project you've contributed for a logo is not open-source.

Additionally, it is stated in under the Github Integration Policy that:

The Github repository linked to the submission post must contain the project’s source code, a readme file with usage and install instructions and an appropriate open source license, or be directly connected to such a repository.