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  1. 07-20-2005, 06:28 AM #1
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    Abstract buttons

    This is kind of a repost, using someone's suggestion. Comments welcome/appreciated. This arrangement is just a random thing a program did for me.
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    Re: Abstract buttons

    Quote Originally Posted by payn817
    This is kind of a repost, using someone's suggestion. Comments welcome/appreciated. This arrangement is just a random thing a program did for me.
    Boy, you are prolific.

    You've seen Wharhol's Mick Jagger and Marilyn Monroe stuff like this, right? It kinda echoes.
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    Re: Abstract buttons

    I just googled thm and saw for the first time. This came from a concept I was doing for a pride group. The idea was prode - power or similar. Hence the power buttons. Here is the actual finishjed product I created for them. The one rotated button is on purpose, this is supposed to suggest power through pride and diversity.
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    Re: Abstract buttons

    It's effective ... what program did you use to get that effect?

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    Re: Abstract buttons

    There were several programs involved. Photogimp, paint, and picasa. Thanks for you replies LL, and didache!

    By the way, I have no life, so plenty of time to produce images, lol.
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