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 Posted: Thu May 16, 2019 3:42 pm
So I'm sure you've seen one of the latest RIGS --
And the packages the items get bundled in look like cute kitty lunchboxes. cat_3nodding
Adorable!
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Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 2:26 pm
I remember taking a lunchbox to school as a child, but it was not as cute as those kitty Grand CATch Bundle Boxes are! What a lovely idea for a graphic icon. cat_3nodding
If I had a lunchbox I think it would look like this:
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Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 11:20 am
eek DeeDee Gambino I remember taking a lunchbox to school as a child, but it was not as cute as those kitty Grand CATch Bundle Boxes are! What a lovely idea for a graphic icon. cat_3nodding
If I had a lunchbox I think it would look like this:
*gahhh!* Please tell me! heart
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Posted: Mon May 20, 2019 10:40 am
Mistress Leac-Neko eek DeeDee Gambino I remember taking a lunchbox to school as a child, but it was not as cute as those kitty Grand CATch Bundle Boxes are! What a lovely idea for a graphic icon. cat_3nodding
If I had a lunchbox I think it would look like this:
*gahhh!* Please tell me! heart
Well, first I did a search on Google Images for lunchbox images, and found an older, rusty metal one with an old Sci-Fi picture on the front -- from here it was just a little bit of copy-pasta in the GIMP2, to paste in this image by KawaiiHannah, after I reduced the image to 130 x 101 to fit.
I had a Gaia logo on file, so I made a negative of it, using a channel that brought out the purple hue, and when I copy-pasted it onto the lunchbox, I used the GIMP2 transform tool to reduce the size a bit, to make it fit.
Oh, and I also colored the edges of the lunchbox pink, as this would be a DeeDee lunchbox, of course.
Oh, and I like to use Irfanview for copying images from the Internet, to change the size before saving/cropping/flipping the images/adding a border or frame/making an image negative, etc. and use this Irfanview viewer/editor in tandem with the GIMP2 or Microsoft Paint. I find the GIMP2 can get down to 1 pixel, like Microsoft Paint used to, but Microsoft Paint is easier to work with when using fonts for lettering artworks.
So, that's the whole story behind my imagined lunchbox. cat_3nodding
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