Any company wants to have at least one version of its logo. Here, you will find samples of the official art of EmperorLinux created by the WebElf (with help from Larry Ewing and The GIMP.) Click each image for larger versions.

Official EmperorLinux Tux
	We played some with Tux to more accurately reflect his imperial status. This Tux (in his various sizes) graces our EmperorLinux T-shirts, computer badges, letterheads, show banners, and much, much more.
Tux Cross-Stitch
	The WebElf, who obviously has too much time on her hands, has designed a Tux cross-stitch pattern. While her sample reflects his imperial accoutrements, the pattern is of the standard Tux we all know and love. If you stitch Tux as he is shown in the pattern, please send a photo so we can have a sample of him both ways.
EmperorLinux Tux in 3-D
	Our imperial Tux goes 3D. The WebElf discovered Moonlight Atelier 3D, and Tux became a prime subject for modeling practice.
EmperorLinux Bumper Sticker
	We also have an old sticker design (1024x256) that we once hoped would ship with baby computers everywhere.
EmperorLinux Laptop Badge
	We also have stickers (well, badges) that are currently shipping attached to every laptop we send out into the world.
EmperorLinux Full Page Ad
	Tux extols the virtues of our laptops in our most recent ad in Linux Journal. Sorry, no full size image this time, just a cut down version; it takes a lot of bandwidth for a full-page 300dpi print ad.
EmperorLinux Half Page Ad
	Tux extols the virtues of our laptops in our most recent ad in Linux Magazine. Sorry, no full size image for this either; even a half-page ad takes up a lot of room at 300dpi.
EmperorLinux Quarter Page Ad
	Tux extols the virtues of our laptops in our most recent ad in Sys Admin Magazine. Sorry, no full size image for this either; yes, a quarter-page ad takes up a lot of room at 300dpi, too.
EmperorLinux Banner Ads
	Our banner ads extol the virtues of our laptops — the things they do and their small size. Our banners have run on www.linux.org and www.slashdot.org, and this one is currently running on Linux Journal.
EmperorLinux Link Button
	Please use the official EmperorLinux logo if you want to provide a link to our site: http://www.EmperorLinux.com/. (Button courtesy of the webmaster for LUG@GT.)