Hey everyone --
I was so used to using the Nexus "X" logo as my applications drawer icon on my Nexus 4 and 5 that I didn't think twice about also using the OnePlus logo as that phone's app drawer icon. However, I couldn't find a version that was translucent. So I created one, plus one, plus one... eventually creating more than what I originally intended. I have now done the same thing, creating some translucent icons (in defiance of Material style guidelines!) for the Moto X Pure. Of course, the icon designs are undoubtedly owned by Motorola, or Google, or Lenovo...? and are for personal use only. Also known as more free branding on people's already-branded phones. Nonetheless, I hope this will save some folks the time and effort if they want to use these as icons, as their custom launchers (like Nova or Apex) permit.
Some screenshots are included in the second post to give you an idea what I'm talking about...
Please note that these files are in the .png format -- that's because transparency is supported in that format far more easily than .jpg. My trial and error indicates that they have to remain in .png format to remain transparent...
Have fun!
Changelog:
2015-09-24 -- Initial set is up!
Icons are as follows:
WhiteM, translucentM, clearM, greyMcoloredcircle, translucentMcoloredcircle, greyMcolooredcircle, translbackgrnd
I was so used to using the Nexus "X" logo as my applications drawer icon on my Nexus 4 and 5 that I didn't think twice about also using the OnePlus logo as that phone's app drawer icon. However, I couldn't find a version that was translucent. So I created one, plus one, plus one... eventually creating more than what I originally intended. I have now done the same thing, creating some translucent icons (in defiance of Material style guidelines!) for the Moto X Pure. Of course, the icon designs are undoubtedly owned by Motorola, or Google, or Lenovo...? and are for personal use only. Also known as more free branding on people's already-branded phones. Nonetheless, I hope this will save some folks the time and effort if they want to use these as icons, as their custom launchers (like Nova or Apex) permit.
Some screenshots are included in the second post to give you an idea what I'm talking about...
Please note that these files are in the .png format -- that's because transparency is supported in that format far more easily than .jpg. My trial and error indicates that they have to remain in .png format to remain transparent...
Have fun!
Changelog:
2015-09-24 -- Initial set is up!
Icons are as follows:
WhiteM, translucentM, clearM, greyMcoloredcircle, translucentMcoloredcircle, greyMcolooredcircle, translbackgrnd
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