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Daistarir wrote:Both of them are mystery but not sparkly enough to use the butterfly ...

You do realize that your description; "mystery, but not sparkly" is not near enough to make something from, right?

Daistarir wrote:Hey, I just realize Bloody (Alice) could use the bloody text box.

Excellent!

Onomatopoeia wrote:All of these are wonderful, thank you very much for sharing them with us!

I'm glad you like them!

Thank you

silverstez wrote:Thank you

My pleasure.

Can it only be used on 1024x768? How about other screen resolution? Would it look disproportionate?

Anyway, nice sets, thanks for the upload.

darkphilious wrote:Can it only be used on 1024x768? How about other screen resolution? Would it look disproportionate? Anyway, nice sets, thanks for the upload.

I'm glad you like them.
-- I don't see why they couldn't be used for larger resolutions. 1024x768 is simply what they were made for. However, they'd be much too long for smaller resolutions, like 800x600.

OokamiKasumi wrote:I'm glad you like them.
-- I don't see why they couldn't be used for larger resolutions. 1024x768 is simply what they were made for. However, they'd be much too long for smaller resolutions, like 800x600.

I usually use 800x600 resolution, so I guess it'll look a bit disproportionate. Anyway, thanks for declaring that.

Looks neat how i can use them in novelty? Just copy paste or what?

kratoscar2008 wrote:Looks neat how i can use them in novelty? Just copy paste or what?

See my response to you at the Novelty forum.
very respectfully,
fleet

darkphilious wrote:I usually use 800x600 resolution, so I guess it'll look a bit disproportionate. Anyway, thanks for declaring that.

If you have a program like Photoshop, or GIMP, you should be able to change the size fairly easily. Making them a little smaller won't hurt their appearance. Making it too big, however, will degrade the image.

kratoscar2008 wrote:Looks neat how i can use them in novelty? Just copy paste or what?

I don't see why they couldn't be used in Novelty?
-- However, I wouldn't copy/paste, I'd "right-click > save as".

Thanks but i cant add text on it, i want to know how?

Already been told, i use the butterfly one.

Thank you, these are so useful to learn from....you seem to have the knack of anticipating what I need
I am really impressed with the finish you have achieved on the pencil style boxes, which program did you use to create those?

kratoscar2008 wrote:Thanks but i cant add text on it, i want to know how?

Already been told, i use the butterfly one.

My apologies, but I can't help you with Novelty coding. You'll need to talk to the people on the Novelty Forum for that info.

kkffoo wrote:Thank you, these are so useful to learn from....you seem to have the knack of anticipating what I need
I am really impressed with the finish you have achieved on the pencil style boxes, which program did you use to create those?

I'm glad you like them! I did them all in Photoshop.
-- I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'finish'?

Finish...the polished look of the graphics....I was so impressed with the shading etc on the pencil in particular, it was very subtle and effective.
I wondered of you had used a vector program for that.

kkffoo wrote:Finish...the polished look of the graphics....I was so impressed with the shading etc on the pencil in particular, it was very subtle and effective.
I wondered of you had used a vector program for that.

The pencil is indeed a vector graphic. The rest simply have drop shadows, textures, beveling, and other Photoshop blending tricks applied to them.

I completely missed that you added a notebook design! Oh, that's going to be very nice for some settings, very nice indeed.

And completely hypothetical question: If I was crazy/stupid enough to attempt's to make your "half NVL" box into a full one, how horrible/interesting do you think that would look?