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Subject:    Re: Icon of the night - kmultiple remake (Attachment: kmultiple-concept-48x48-rivyn.xpm)
From:       "Daniel Bigham" <daniel_bigham () hotmail ! com>
Date:       1999-12-19 17:26:03
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How do you view XPM files in Windows? :)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Casey Allen Shobe" <shobe1knobe@softhome.net>
To: <kde-artists@master.kde.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 19, 1999 1:52 AM
Subject: Icon of the night - kmultiple remake (Attachment:
kmultiple-concept-48x48-rivyn.xpm)


> Part of why KDE is what I use is because it's clean, clear, and quick.  I
think
> that icons need to be icons - not too realistic, yet not too cartoonlike
> either.  They should have very clear definite edges, and the most possible
> detail in the space they are allowed.  With this in mind, I created my
first
> graphic creation under linux, using the gimp.  Most of this was done with
the
> pencil tool - like the color fades on the edges (as well as the edges
> themselves, which I completely redid pixel by pixel).  This is not a final
> version - it's still a bit rough around the edges, but I'd say it was
pretty
> good for the first time I used the gimp.  Anyway, give me feedback on
this.
> I'm attaching a copy of the original kmultiple.xpm as well, which is the
old
> file which shipped with 1.1.2.  I need feedback - want to do better!
>
> -Rivyn

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