In following with the HTPC theme, I’ve got something else for Media Centre buffs. These are icons to distinguish between 720p movies / videos and 1080i . These are provided as vector images and are saved in Illustrator CS3 format. The silver and gold colours will help to set apart the two different qualities of video. If you do find this usefull, please leave a comment, or provide a link back to us. Thanks.
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In follow up to the Blu-Ray Vector Front Case Template for Illustrator comes the HD-DVD version. You can find the Blu-Ray version here. I created this in order to have HD-DVD fronts show up differently on my HTPC (or media centre) at home. As I have a lot of movies, I sometimes have the same one on DVD and HD-DVD.
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Something special today. I have a Home Theatre setup with a vast collection of DVD’s and now Blu-Ray & HD-DVD’s. I wanted to display the Blu-Ray movies differently than the DVD’s so I looked everywhere but couldn’t find a template.
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Today we have 10 free Rounded Square icons similiar to the iPhone style buttons. Has the glassy web 2.0 style to them. As I develop new icons/vectors I will post them here for everyone to enjoy.
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Here we have created 10 Free Rss Feed Vector Icons for Illustrator CS3. As an added bonus, I have also included a Subscribe icon with Email & Rss icons, so really we have 11 icons for you.
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Here’s the first set of vector’s that I’ve created for this website. These are a set of 10 vector round buttons created in Illustrator CS3 in various colours. They have a Web 2.0 glass look and style and could also be passed as badges.
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Here we have another freebie from GoMediaZine. An advancing skeleton in vector format. This skeleton is part of a set which can be purchased from GoMediaZine, but this one is free to use in Personal and Commercial projects. For more info, check out the GoMedia website below.
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How does $1000 US dollars sound for designing a Birthday Card. Foldees is holding a contest for just that. The design must have a Sci-Fi theme, and be flat vector art which means no fancy gradients or effects. Keep it simple, keep it real. The competition wraps up on the 22nd March 2009, so be quick and may the force be with you.
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