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mrunion

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Final Backgrounds for Now

OK, I managed to get all the edits and stuff done to the logo "treatments" I was playing with for the past week or so. Here are the results. Enjoy. (Oh, and the last one is a little tip-o-the-hat to our Mac friends out there!)

Thanks for watching!

(Note, 2560x1600 logo links in post #12 below.)

Last edited by mrunion (2009-11-20 15:32:30)

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deej

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Very nice. Rust in use now

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

I like the first one . The last one is a pun on Snow Leopard I presume .

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teh

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

I like the first one . [2]

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Chokkan

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Yes, first one is my fave. Great stuff.

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XFire

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

First... one... not... big... enough... *collapses*...

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deej

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

First... one... not... big... enough... *collapses*...

Get... smaller... monitor...

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

First... one... not... big... enough... *collapses*...

resize the canvas without resizing the image, this way it won't lose quality
Did it to fit my 1280x800 screen - well I scaled it down to 1450x* and then used canvas size... seemed to fit my screen better

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mrunion

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Check my other thread -- the first one and second one are in there at 5100x3300....but they are an older revision with the logo to the right of center.

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axel668

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

awesome work, thanks !!

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iBertus

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Add 2560x1600 please! Would love to use one of these as my wallpaper for KDE4.

mrunion

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Here are the 2560x1600 images:

rusted logo

laval logo

fur logo

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Jimi

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

the first one is freaking awesome? What did you use to make it?

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corsakh

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

This looks great. But could you make them as icons too pls?

iBertus

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

Awesome! Thanks for the larger sizes.

mrunion

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Re: Final Backgrounds for Now

I used Blender to make all these. As for making them into icons, I might have to think on that a bit. I wonder how much detail they'll loose at small sizes?

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