Sta.sh
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.......... The design MUST HAVE ONLY 2 COLORS; BLACK AND WHITE
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I'm coming with a great news: I started to create a more colored version of AwOken app icons! Here you some examples (on the left the colored icon, on the right the default one):
What do you think? Feel free to express any opinion you'd want!
Btw, as you can see these are kept from the google+ page of AwOken icon set. So, in order to be up-to-date with any improvement I do, I strongly suggest to add AwOken page on G+ (here's the [link] ) if you're on G+; if not, create an account, it's simply amazing!
Cheers,
Alecive
Glad 
super fantaStic
The only thing I could ask of the no-color icons, would be a setting somewhere in between full-color and no-color... perhaps no-color icons that have grayscale shading on them to bring out the details that the color icons have (but still keep them one flat color).
For example, in your journal if you look at colored and default Gimp icons... the colored icon has the nose an entirely different color than the rest of the icon. The default gray icon is all the same color. It would be easier to tell the Gimp icon if there were some shading on the nose. So what I was hoping for was an icon that could still be custom colored, but has shading on them to bring out the details.
Does this make any more sense? If not, I can try to Sta.sh an mockup picture of what I'm saying?
It's not a bad idea, but it would be too huge to include a third possibility! The script is done in order to change with a simple command from colored version to no-colored version. But it would be very difficult to add also a middle solution, since I'd have to completely redraw the script!
This idea of the colored awoken came since I already have the option in the script, so the only thing I have to do is to actually draw icons. It's obviously the huge part (hours and hours and hours wasted on a completely free project are sometime frustrating), but at least I don't have to do more code. And being my actual work a pure coding job, I would like to avoid this in my spare time as far as I can.
I mean, I like the idea, but it's not feasible with only my manpower (that, moreover, is becoming lower and lower due to less amount of spare time).