Create a Cool Clock Icon?

Fullscreen Clock

We develop apps and extensions for the Chrome Web Store
(https://chrome.google.com/webstore).

Hi! Can you make a new icon for our Chrome Web Store app?

The icon should convey the idea "Digital Clock" as unambiguously as possible to
users across the world.

The default color for the clock app is green, so a green theme for the icon is
probably a good idea.

Our current icon and some screenshots from the app are attached. You can start
from our current icon if you want, or try a completely new idea.

I think the icon could benefit from having a lot more color: the flat black
doesn't do much to attract attention.

The style and theme of the icon (bubbly or straight edges, etc) doesn't matter
very much so long as it is original and quickly recognizable as a clock. You
can be creative here but mind the general tips for Chrome Web Store icons
listed at the bottom.

A vector format is required (we prefer inkscape-compatible SVG, PDF, or EPS).
If you want to provide a different vector format, please provide a hi-res
transparent PNG render of the vectors (in case we can't open your vector file
with inkscape).

Target display size: roughly 100x100px

This icon may considered a trademark by applicable law which means your design
must be original work.

There should be no text in the icon (it has a multilingual audience). Numbers
are ok.

The icon will usually be on a white background, so design for that.

Ideally it should look good on dark or colored backgrounds, too (adding a
transparent white outer glow which would be hidden on a white background is one
easy way which has worked well for me, but certainly not required).

Our app's page is here (with our old icon yours will replace):
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/…nlbjgephlo

You can also see some screenshots from the app there.

Generic Chrome Web Store Icon Tips (from http://goo.gl/OeKN1):
- Use SATURATED colors if possible; they tend to work well.
- AVOID using a lot of white and light gray.
- Make sure the EDGES ARE WELL-DEFINED.
- AVOID large drop shadows. It's OK to use small shadows for contrast.
- Make the icon FACE THE VIEWER, rather than having built-in perspective.
- If the icon is square with rounded corners, use a 12-pixel corner radius.

Let me know if there's anything that's unclear, and thanks very much for taking
a look at this project :)