~100 Black & White Classic Cinema Icons

[agenticons]

She is finally done.
Done.
About 100 icons.
I fell a little short ^^;

First half: Hollywood Glam
Second half: Horror (i.e. my own personal Bela Lugosi tribute)

Ex.

Comments

[unique_wonder]

Yay for classic hollywood! :D
I love #2,3,9,18,30+47. Terrific job!

[agentadvocate]

Thank you for actually listing numbers- I feel that when you do that it means you gave enough of an effort to examine which ones caught your eye, and as any icon maker knows, that allows you to play better to your crowd next time around. Kudos, love! ;P

[agentadvocate]

I love you for *blush*ing XD ♥

[agentadvocate]

46 turned out to be one of my favourites in the whole set.
Excellent eye if you ask me ;)

Really- Thank you very much! I hope they're indeed used/appreciated!

[beauvelvet]

Fantastic icons! Such an amazing variety :)

[agentadvocate]

The variety is a fabulous side effect of me having too much time one given month ;)

[agentadvocate]

Thank you kindly! ^^

[buggerfck]

Ha, the Stephen Colbert at the very end made me giggle.

Excellent job!

[agentadvocate]

LMAO- THANK YOU for noticing XD

PS: Ooh- When I saw your icon on various posts yesterday I got to thinking about how the hell you got such a deep looking shadow (if it wasn't original to the pic), and that I'd love to do that in so many icons I'm yet to make XP

[buggerfck]

Haha! Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately, I'm not so sure), the shadow's in the original picture, so it's not my amazing icon-making skills, haha. Though, for this icon, I duplicated the background layer and changed the Blending Mode to Soft Light on the copy to give it a little more shadow (I use Photoshop CS, btw, but there should be something similar in other versions of PS or PSP). Hope that helps!

[agentadvocate]

Ahahaha! Don't you love it when the icon just gives it to you?! Awesome. Soft Light is always your friend. Still- It's nicely oriented + it works better with the fullness of the rounded text, just in case you were wondering ;)
I use CS2 as well, so that's still helpful XD