---------+-+=) CLAY b o x (=+-+---------
created by Alexej Portnoff.
info-is@in-file
V e r s i o n 1.0 ------ 10 June, 2000
---------------=--==== @ ====--=-----------------
Guess what ! All the elements of the skin are made
of clay and then scanned. As most of you probably
guesseed by now the clay I've got was red :).
Amasingly you're right.
Now I'll tell you what it cost me to make such a thing.
The history of CLAYbox creation is full of dramatic
events and adventures. I had to get dozens of tons
of high quality clay just to make its model. In order
to acheve this goal me and my friends had to rob
a Clay Factory.
All the clay was stored in the Secret Valley in
Syberia. I can't tell you where it is ( It's secret
coordinates ). It took us two weeks to get all the
clay formed into rectangular pieces and put in
together in the Valley. Days after days me and my
friends were working their feet off to make up all
the curves holls for Volume Bar, Seeking Bar etc.
Whithout help of my friends I wouldn't be able
to create a Time Display Field. Hell knows how
many shoes and beer cans we have lost in there -
deep under the clay.
All the holes for buttons were done by showels
and sometimes we had to wait for a few days untill
the sun comes out so, clay melts and showels don't
curve. At nights we would go to out tent camp
where we had a volleybol place and a beech. There
still a dent in this place in a lower right corner
of a skin you can look.
After the forming out part was done we have
ordered a Fantom from CIA, so it flyes 2 miles
above and makes pictures of what we've done.
The photo documents it got were scanned. After
a lot of hard work and suffering using Photoshop4
and Painter5 pictures were connected
together using different skinners or sometimes
simply by hands.
So, after 4 month of work this Clay Skin finally
appeared.
This was the first and I hope not the last
skin which I've done from scratch 'till the end.
Special Thanks: Peter Michaelov
Alexander Philippov
-------------===-- @ --===-------------
There is other version. CLAYbox_v1.1. is little
bit different. All the buttons have different
shapes ( circles , triangles etc.)
Skin has a differenlty shaped buttons for
CLAYbox and CLAYlist.
You can find it at http://paintercity.narod.ru/winamp/winamp_skinful.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If somebody has any ideas about skin's outlook
( for example how to do text for PlayList
biuttons ) or you are willing to tell somethig
about my job just write me.
################################
Russia, Saint-Petersburg
E-Mail: info-is@in-file
homepage URL: http://paintercity.narod.ru
ICQ: 39398118
################################
minibrowser
Skinner's Atlas 1.4
by Jellby
(June 2002)
December 2002
:::::::::::::::::::::
NOTE: This file seems to be too big to read it in the winamp skin browser (ALT+S), if you want to read it I suggest to extr ...
"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 ...
XENOSAGA EPISODE 1 - KOSMOS
(der will zur macht)
(v.1.0)
xs1_kosmos.zip
by: schezo
staretd: 04 april 2003
version1.0 : 10 april 2003
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Wow! It's been A WHOLE YEAR since I
made my last skin... I think that
was an f ...
Green Neon Amp I .. Created by aMmOOooR
------------------ (28/07/99) -------------
Hello guys and gals.. How is it goin there??
I hope everything is just fine.
Anyway, this is the first time for me to make a Skin for Winamp. GOD!
It wa ...
Name: Winamp VIP
Version: 1.20
Date Export: 30/01/2003
Date Upgrade: 05/05/2004
Copyright: Mr. Haitham AL-Hunayan
Description: Skin for Winamp 2.x
Informations: Full Quality Designed
I hope I don't forget any detail ... wait for next version ...
22 de Marzo Del 2004
(¯`x> ~*R&P-Amp*~ ¤·.¸_¸.·´¯)
CONTENIDO::
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
«< Ventana Principal >»
«< Ventana Principal Minimisada >»
«< Ventada Del Ecualizador >»
«< Ventada Del Ecualizador Minimisada >»
«< Lista De Reproducción >»
«< Lis ...
