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Yep, just threw together a new icon for those "Sproink" moments, where once again you realise that
$deity is skimping unnecessarily on the casting costs, and doubling up.This one's for polls and similar questioning. Just a quick few minutes use of GIMP. And I've already amended the last two poll posts to use it ...
And here's the second of my Demons-inspired icons.
Feel free to use, with credit.
Feel free to use, with credit.
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Here's the first of my new Demons-derived icons. Rupert Galvin's to-do list ...
Feel free to use, with credit.
Feel free to use, with credit.
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New icon, for photography posts. From a rather fine photo by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
marchosias444, as I parried his shot of me with my Canon. I was rather pleased by the end result, though.
( Original image )
Looking forward to seeing his other photos from the event.
marchosias444, as I parried his shot of me with my Canon. I was rather pleased by the end result, though.Looking forward to seeing his other photos from the event.
Had this image in my head, so thought I'd make it as an icon. Only problem is, I don't know what kind of post this would suit ...
And now I'm wondering whether it would have been better with a hand holding the photo, or, as it is, with the photo on the desk surface.
And now I'm wondering whether it would have been better with a hand holding the photo, or, as it is, with the photo on the desk surface.
Thanks to an unfortunate meeting of minds (and my use of GIMP), I give you ...
( Doctor Who and the cat macro ... )
( Doctor Who and the cat macro ... )
Icon is an image I made for Valentine's day 2006 - and also an early attempt at multiply layered images. The big(ger) version is here.
Anyhow, on getting home last night, we found one of those little notes that the Royal Mail leave when they couldn't deliver something - apparently a signature was needed. Fortunately, the Sorting Office is next to the station, so all that was needed was a quick detour on the way to work this morning.
The parcel turned out to be a sturdy hexagonal cardboard box, about two and a half feet high and a foot across, of a size suitable for transporting a single bongo drum. It would appear to be from a flower company, so expectations are for something Valentine-related. They offered to redeliver, but as that would simply consist of again knocking on the door of an empty flat, I opted to take it away with me.
Having now looked inside, it's a single red rose, with possibly the most amazingly secure packaging I've ever seen (photos are likely once I've got it home again tonight).
However, the truly infuriating bit is that the card was anonymous ... so I have no idea who sent it. At least two girlfriends, however, have denied all knowledge.
Comments are therefore screened¹, so that whoever sent it can admit to it, and stop me getting an ulcer! I'll be very very grateful. Especially if whoever sent last year's rose also admits to it, whether they are one and the same person or not! Thank you!
¹ Comments not owning up to sending it, or if permission is given, may well be unscreened.
Anyhow, on getting home last night, we found one of those little notes that the Royal Mail leave when they couldn't deliver something - apparently a signature was needed. Fortunately, the Sorting Office is next to the station, so all that was needed was a quick detour on the way to work this morning.
The parcel turned out to be a sturdy hexagonal cardboard box, about two and a half feet high and a foot across, of a size suitable for transporting a single bongo drum. It would appear to be from a flower company, so expectations are for something Valentine-related. They offered to redeliver, but as that would simply consist of again knocking on the door of an empty flat, I opted to take it away with me.
Having now looked inside, it's a single red rose, with possibly the most amazingly secure packaging I've ever seen (photos are likely once I've got it home again tonight).
However, the truly infuriating bit is that the card was anonymous ... so I have no idea who sent it. At least two girlfriends, however, have denied all knowledge.
Comments are therefore screened¹, so that whoever sent it can admit to it, and stop me getting an ulcer! I'll be very very grateful. Especially if whoever sent last year's rose also admits to it, whether they are one and the same person or not! Thank you!
¹ Comments not owning up to sending it, or if permission is given, may well be unscreened.
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As an offshoot from the weekend's photography, a pair of possible icons for the free (if preferably credited) use of the many on my F-List of the Champagne Persuasion.
Snaffled from cookwitch, among others ...
Reply to this post and I will tell you which of your icons is my favorite. Then, post this to your journal using your own favourite icon (if you want to).
If you want to, you can tell me which of my icons is your favourite, while you're at it (so that I've got all the opinions on one post). I'll try not change more than one of them while this is running ... [grin]
cookwitch, among others ...Reply to this post and I will tell you which of your icons is my favorite. Then, post this to your journal using your own favourite icon (if you want to).
If you want to, you can tell me which of my icons is your favourite, while you're at it (so that I've got all the opinions on one post). I'll try not change more than one of them while this is running ... [grin]
While waiting for my hair to dry following last night's post NMA-gig soak, I had a quick go at some new icons ...
( Torchwood Icons )
I've got plans for an animated version of the one for this post.
As usual, you're welcome to use them, with credit where due. I got the screencaps from here.
( Torchwood Icons )
I've got plans for an animated version of the one for this post.
As usual, you're welcome to use them, with credit where due. I got the screencaps from here.