Revised B tilt to match Bitcoin Cash standards#152
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Revised B tilt to match Bitcoin Cash standards#152maplesyrupsucker wants to merge 1 commit intoBitcoinUnlimited:masterfrom
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…n of the logo in .AI, included left tilt and original, revised raster assets with tilted version.
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I was working on finding a suitable logo for the satoshis vision conference website but the png and jpg's in the assets unfortunately were quite pixelated. So I recreated them in illustrator. While at it I created some versions with the left tilting B - which better matches the Bitcoin Cash standards (see bitcoincash.org)
For future reference it appears the font face was Ubuntu Bold, however the italics effect was added through Photoshop versus using Ubuntu Bold Italic, based on the lowercase "u" glyph. So I ended up just exporting a large version of that from photoshop then traced it in illustrator and re-exported, this time including PNG with transparency.