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Improving Favicon Skills

Started by JUICYboy , Mar 14 2011 08:39 PM

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#1 JUICYboy

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Posted 14 March 2011 - 08:39 PM

Hello Everyone,

Favicons are pretty cool thanks for posting the tutorial.

I have been researching how to make a "good" favicon. http://snook.ca/archives/design/making_a_good_favicon

How do you guys improve your favicon skills?

I like the computer screen favicon B.C. has. Its just that with a 16 x 16 it is hard to be artistic :lmao:

Well thanks again :wink:

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#2 Romeo29

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Posted 20 March 2011 - 08:13 AM

I use these two steps -

1. Make an square size image using your favorite program like Photoshop or Gimp etc.
2. Use Icofx to create the icon from the image.

Not very professional? But it works