Thank you and "Doomo Arigato" for downloading
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EDO AMP
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A Winamp skin based on the Ukiyo-e style of
Japanese art. Ukiyo-e means "Art of the
floating world" which is a description of
Japanese high society at the time.
The skin uses the art of Sharaku, Kitagawa,
and Hokusai, famous Ukiyo-e artists. The
script used in the equalizer is from
Toyokuni's "Famous women from famous places"
series- I chose it for the graceful way
the script is written. I do not know what
it means- I am not Japanese and my knowledge
of the language is mediocre at best :)
(Nihongo wa totemo muzukashi desu!)
Three of the title bar textures are also
taken from Ukiyo-e prints- they are from
the elegant women's clothing.
It is the third and final skin in my series
of "Ancient Empire" skins for winamp 2.x -
the first two are LUXORamp (Egyptian) and
CAESARamp (Roman) They are both downloadable
at www.winamp.com - just search for the
skin titles in the little search box:)
As usual, please check out the easter egg:)
contact me with your raves and flames at:
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Skin Name : Kaori-Amp
Version : 2.0
Winamp 2.0x Support : Yes
Created By : Is sara "san"
Comments:
All of my skins and any others I can find are always available at:
http://come.to/ayako
send your comments at My email ...
Otoño v1.0
by Verónica Mogni
May 2005
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Spanish version below.
Versión castellana más abajo.
Includes:
Skinned Minibrowser.
Skinned AVS for old Winamp.
Skinned MikroAmp.
Skinned Minibrowser.
Skinned cursors.
Otoño ...
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17 of August of 2000
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Ash and Pikachu v3.1
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Space Invaders Amp
This skin for every "Space Invaders" mania.
Thank you for the people in the skin love forum who gave me suggestions.
Version1.3 Jan 18 / 2004
Changed Mikroamp.
Changed some details of library.
Changed Pnormal.cur.
Versio ...
