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Revision as of 22:56, 29 February 2016
Foss4G Boston 2017 Rules
for details on the contest, please go to the contest page
Michael Terner
Welcome Sign
Please feel free to take this idea and add to it. It's based on the town welcome signs in MA.
-- Idea by Michael Terner, 10:00, 23 January 2016 (UTC)
NorStar
Boston Skyline
-- Entry by NorStar, 17:35 8 February (UTC)
OSG Universe
-- Entry by NorStar, 16:40 8 February (UTC)
Marathon
-- Entry by NorStar, 18:38 16 February (UTC)
OSG Waypoint
-- Entry by NorStar, 18:40 16 February (UTC)
Hub Wheel - Day, Simple
-- Entry by NorStar, 05:03 26 February (UTC)
Hub Wheel - Variant 1, Day-Night
-- Entry by NorStar, 05:05 26 February (UTC)
Hub Wheel - Variant 2, Details
-- Entry by NorStar, 23:51 27 February (UTC)
Gingerbread people
-- Entry by NorStar, 17:50 28 February (UTC)
Boston Harbor Light and Islands
-- Entry by NorStar, 04:55 01 March (UTC)
Nantucket Light Ship
-- Entry by NorStar, 04:55 01 March (UTC)
Afreeman
Swan png
Swan pdf
-- Entry by Afreeman
Lobster png
Lobster pdf
-- Entry by Afreeman
Fish png
Fish pdf
-- Entry by Afreeman
Doug Greenfield
Zakim Bridge
-- Entry by Doug Greenfield
Dan Morse
Homer welcomes the world to Boston, written in antique font to recall our history. I included the OSGeo logo in the title, while Homer's claw crushes a globe into the Fuller projection.
-- Entry by Dan Morse