Facebook goes Tango!
May 21, 2008 — CubeThis time I created another icon related to Pidgin: An icon for the Facebook plugin. I created it per request specially for this plugin, but there are others out, and it can be used with these as well!
This time I created another icon related to Pidgin: An icon for the Facebook plugin. I created it per request specially for this plugin, but there are others out, and it can be used with these as well!
First post after LGM! This time I tangofied an icon for a program called BKChem, a chemical drawing application. I tried to create a Tango! icon, but still not to change the old one too much.
This is the old version:
This is the new one:
Kalle Persson, Jakub Steiner, Hylke Bons, Andreas Nilsson, Garrett LeSage and myself, Jakub Szypulka, from the Tango team will be at the Libre Graphics Meeting in Wroclaw, Poland May 8-11.
The Libre Graphics Meeting exists to unite and accelerate the efforts behind open source creative software.
There we’ll meet the creators of the tools we use every day to create our graphics and I hope it will be loads of fun. If you like open source graphics, please donate to help people attend LGM!
(parts based on blog by Andreas Nilsson)
It’s been again a while since the last post, but I finally created another icon: This time for Gamgi, a package to construct, view and analyse atomic structures.
It’s a Tango-remake of the old icon, http://www.gamgi.org/icon/icon.html.
After a long brake I finally created another Tango icon, this time for Stuffkeeper, a program to organize all of your stuff.
(update: 17.04.2008: fixed glow-bug in 64×64)
I created an icon for a subprogram of Hugin (http://hugin.sourceforge.net/) a panorama creator, Enblend. It basically blends two pictures into each other:
It features a high resolution version (128×128), a normal one (48×4
and a small one for stuff like the favicon (16×16):