Gladiators is a VERY bad TV program, but unlike the TV series the film ain't half bad.
The Roman numeral numbers took some working on, and I decided to leave the 'zero' in even though the Romans didn't even have a concept of zero. I hope every one enjoys my first skin.
For feedback: info-is@in-file
Leeloo Amp (1)
This Winamp skin was made by Vickie Mapes (info-is@in-file).
I'll be the first to admit that I'm not an artist. I have no
artistic skills or imagination other than that I like to play
around with colors and images. If you think my s ...
"bloo plastik"
Began: October 6, 2002
Completed: October 6, 2002
I started designing this skin a couple of weeks ago. I decided to start it today (began date), and I finished it today as well.. It was an easy skin to make.. I am very proud of w ...
Well this is it. The storm chaser skin is finally complete. Thanks to one individual who shall remain unnamed for giving me the basic design. I most likely would have given credit if the original wasn't so messed up. After spending 24 redesigning the layo ...
2002 BDDOSCH - THE DOSCH
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BDDOSCH - retro - dosch v1
I spent a lot of hours making this skin and I think, now I know that this one is tops!!!!!!
New improved and GOOD!!!!
Thanks to Nullsoft Winamp, you ROCK!!!!
Homep ...
make shift rerun (winamp skin)
skin design, layout and artwork property of joe psota: info-is@in-file..
other skins include makeshift, opalescent, the creation series and a series of smashing pumpkins
skins found at :
www.redrival.com/plague
and ...
:: Alien Assault v1 ::
made for breed release #22
http://www.883design.tk
http://www.breedart.org
Inspired by a couple Unreal II concept sketches by Anthony Pereira, artist at Legend Entertainment, and the assault rifle in UT2003. Thanks go to th ...
RISKY skin for Winamp 2
Made by Chris Corrado aka THE RIPGUY - 2002
----> Display:
recommend 16bit color or higher.
----> installation:
unzip into your winamp skins folder.(ex. c:program fileswinampSkins )
load up winamp and popup the wind ...
