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Oh, and look at this icon I made! It's a TV. The transparent areas are shown in magenta, as is the norm with 16-color graphics.
You can download this icon here.
This post has been edited by flarn2006: 15 January 2009 - 04:25 PM
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How to draw a cube in the Windows Classic style
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Posted 15 January 2009 - 02:32 PM
This tutorial works best with a simple image editor like Paint, or an icon editor like IcoFX, which is what I use. There really isn't any text for this tutorial, as I think the image is sufficient. But if any of you have any question feel free to post and ask!
Oh, and look at this icon I made! It's a TV. The transparent areas are shown in magenta, as is the norm with 16-color graphics.
You can download this icon here.
Oh, and look at this icon I made! It's a TV. The transparent areas are shown in magenta, as is the norm with 16-color graphics.
You can download this icon here.
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 10:06 PM
That's pretty cool.
i might actually use that TV icon.
i might actually use that TV icon.
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