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stock images for light effects (icon sized) part II
originally posted at awmp on 3/16/05
uhm, yeah, more light stocks... because it makes me happy to see them in usage as my own icon muse is still too stressed and tired or whatever...
these are a bit different. they are designed to be used on Hard Light mode and give more subtle effects and don't change the colors of the icon too much (a lot of them are neutral).
50%gray is the neutral color for Hard Light, which means it's not visible therefore it's the base color on these.
they work best to make a final light effect on top of a pic. like last time the zip file contains larger versions of the stocks (200x200) for better quality and the possibility to work on a larger canvas.
some examples in use, nothing fancy (did nothing else than putting one stock on hard light on the pic and made a white frame...)
aww, my boys... *hearts*
you can download the zip-file here
the rule is comment&credit
last time I checked my logfiles there were over two hundred DLs of my last set, but only around 80 comments. as I asked for comments. now I made it mandatory as some kind of psychological experiment. heee, I'm such a geek but I'm really interested in the result of this little test. will there be a better match of the comments and numbers of downloads? now that is a rule to comment... *g* I'm amused so easily, it's sad... so entertain me ;P
uhm, yeah, more light stocks... because it makes me happy to see them in usage as my own icon muse is still too stressed and tired or whatever...
these are a bit different. they are designed to be used on Hard Light mode and give more subtle effects and don't change the colors of the icon too much (a lot of them are neutral).
50%gray is the neutral color for Hard Light, which means it's not visible therefore it's the base color on these.
they work best to make a final light effect on top of a pic. like last time the zip file contains larger versions of the stocks (200x200) for better quality and the possibility to work on a larger canvas.
some examples in use, nothing fancy (did nothing else than putting one stock on hard light on the pic and made a white frame...)
aww, my boys... *hearts*
you can download the zip-file here
the rule is comment&credit
last time I checked my logfiles there were over two hundred DLs of my last set, but only around 80 comments. as I asked for comments. now I made it mandatory as some kind of psychological experiment. heee, I'm such a geek but I'm really interested in the result of this little test. will there be a better match of the comments and numbers of downloads? now that is a rule to comment... *g* I'm amused so easily, it's sad... so entertain me ;P