:: GIANT ::
[winamp skin]
by JuaNN VENDRAMIN
made in October of 2005
Bs As :: Argentina
Well, this is the fourth skin im uploading, this time i did something i never did before, i used a 3D modeling program to make the base picture and then added texture to it with Corel. The result i think is pretty good. I love the rusted look of it, i guess im obsessed with rust and metal textures... I started making retro skins with my "TRiO CS 1570" skin, and then i made the "ROYAL" skin wich is mainly a rusted texture with a twist of "futuristic" little green screens... Anyway, as I always say, please comment!!
This skin includes:
:: Main Window skinned
:: EQ window skinned
:: Playlist skinned
:: Generic Window skinned
:: Mini Browser skinned
:: Video Window skinned
:: Library Window Skinned
:: Custom Cursors made from scratch
All kinds of feedback are welcome, as long as you are kind and polite, it doesnt matter f you think the skin is awful, put it in respectfull words and i'll be more than happy to answer.
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All rights reserved.
The distribution of this skin is prohibited without the permission of the autor. This skin is for private use and may not be modified, sell or altered in any way unless you have my permission.
thermophobiac remix
Tell me what you think of this or other skins of mine, and download more at:
http://www.baw.gq.nu
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Version: 2.0 Full with Avs skined and cursors
BY:
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