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I am currently collecting materials for my student research paper presentation. I would like to reference your open source project. To make the link look great, I need a vector logo icon in svg format. I have not found one. So I overlaid the pdf logo image on a 64x64 grid, marked the vertex and inflection points, rounded them to integer values and circled these points, typing the code by hand. The resulting logo icon is less than 250 bytes in size. This was done as neatly as possible. Perhaps someone could use it in the future.
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I am currently collecting materials for my student research paper presentation. I would like to reference your open source project. To make the link look great, I need a vector logo icon in svg format. I have not found one. So I overlaid the pdf logo image on a 64x64 grid, marked the vertex and inflection points, rounded them to integer values and circled these points, typing the code by hand. The resulting logo icon is less than 250 bytes in size. This was done as neatly as possible. Perhaps someone could use it in the future.