More wallpapers adapted from media on www.barackobama.com…
Some more wallpapers adapted from the artwork on the Barack Obama website…
I cropped some of the gorgeous artwork on the Barack Obama website to make the following wallpaper which I’m using on my laptop…
In searching through the Barack Obama website, I discovered the following downloads page which is different that the one linked to in the site’s header…
This page contains other artwork which is not on the current download page. It has a lot of great buttons and logos which are great for inserting into a website where the “widgets” do not meet your needs.
If you are just looking for a plain old 8½” x 11″ sign to print out, then try the PDF document below. Everything is already formatted and ready to print.
Update: since my original post, it seems that the Wikipedia administrators have removed the uploaded SVG. Additionally, the campaign has switched over to a capitalized version of the logo. Check out my more recent post with a newer SVG version of the logo.
I started by searching the web for an SVG of the Barack Obama campaign 2008 logo. For those of you not familiar with SVG, it is a format which does not suffer from “jaggies” or blurring from being blown up. Rather, it can be resized as large as you like and still look great.
Eventually I found the following SVG on Wikipedia (click the image for the SVG)…
A great open source (free) program you can use to open and manipulate SVGs is Inkscape. You can download it for Mac, Windows and Linux at http://www.inkscape.org/download/.