.icons: 74 SGA; 26 misc.

[aesc]

Eight months after the last one... ICONS. ICONS. ICONS. And three wallpapers! I apologize for the stupidly long time between updates of the icon/wallpaper/usable graphics nature :"|

Yeah, I can't believe it either. HOO-RAH.

.100 icons
+74 SGA (55 + variants)
+26 misc./stock

.note: people from the last open icon offer: your icons are in here. I'm just exhausted and sick to death of coding. Tomorrow I'll go back in and note which ones I did for you. I hit my second wind; your names and icon numbers are listed after the icons ♥

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open icons:aurora_84: 75; bergann: 97; clear_as_blood: 48, 57; dogeared: 47, 91; fractalreality: 87, 95; inthekeyofd: 94; kimberweeme: 17, 60; littlekitsch: 93, 100; mellaithwen: 77; saeva: 76; scarlettsawry: 79; theblackeyeddog: 98, 98; triggerhappy: 78; villainny: 08, 16

.wallpapers.
+3 SGA wallpapers (reposted from aesc)
+eta 06.21: 1280.1024-res. version of the first wallpaper added on request :)

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[1400.900]

.note on wallpapers: The first wallpaper, and the large variant for the third one, were made just by expanding the canvas size. darsynia had asked me for a large version of #3 for her widescreen monitor, and with no good way to make the image itself larger, I extended the canvas by a couple hundred pixels. The result is that you see a lot of the material left off in the final image, the edges of textures and stock that were cropped off when I resized the image for the final product. I think it's kind of neat to see the rough edges, like the cavas of a painting before it's trimmed and framed.

.rules/regs
.please comment & credit when taking graphics
.textless icons aren't bases, unless otherwise specified
.if you'd like text added, feel free to ask; I'll see what I can do!
.no hotlinking!
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