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Leopard GTD Icons v1 by ~fruitycube:iconfruitycube:


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Submitted: November 4, 2007
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Here is a set of 4 icons for OS X Leopard which are perfectly suited for the GTD ethos. They each come in 4 different sizes (512,128,32 and 16) and come in a variety of filetypes (PNG, ICNS and PICT Resource file).

These icons can be used on personal and work computers, but cannot be sold unless heavily modified.

Please let me know how I can improve these, different symbols etc. ^_^
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They look great. How did you make the symbols?
Pretty Work

I want done icons leopard but how you doing to include the symbol in the folder you use an effect in photoshop?

Please help me and answer me
Thank you! ^_^

The symbols were created as paths in Illustrator/any vector app and imported into Photoshop. I then used a variety of layer effects (Drop shadow, emboss, color overlay, etc) to achieve the shading and depressed look. It took ages to get it to look the same as the original Apple icons!
where did you get the original leopard folder in 512x512?

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I understand too how do with what you said could make a tutorial in image or video capture directed to folder an icon Leopard

Help me, and you can give a little of your time for us beginners
Great!! Thanks!!
1. Open finder and switch to "Cover Flow" mode
2. Browse around until you can see a normal folder showing in cover flow
3. Right click on the selected folder on the list below cover flow, and select "Get Info"
4. In the Get Info window, click on the small icon in the top left (it will glow blue) and press Command+C on your keyboard
5. Open Preview and press Command+N (You should see all the different icons for the blank folder.
6. Select the huge 512x512 one and go to "File" -> "Save as" in the menu bar, and save it as whatever you like.
7. You're done! ^_^

Hope that helps.
I might produce a video tutorial in the future. At the moment I don't have the time or resources (microphone etc.) to make one.

All I can suggest right now is to play around with the layer effects I mentioned earlier.
Wow great :D Thank you so much ;)

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