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8 September 2010

Exciting things in the post!


A couple of months back Marcus and I got a call from a magazine in Japan who wanted to produce stickers for Ubuntu. We’d _just_ signed off the new logo and word mark and so we collaborated back and forth and finally yesterday the finished article arrived!

Ubuntu Magazine - Japanese edition

And here are the lovely stickers!

They look great! We’re very excited to see this stuff out there and being made by other people using the assets available in the design toolkit!


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