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New Windows Media Player Icons

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These are the WMP10 icons:

wmp10icons4bk.jpg

I have long hated them. First, because they are a perfect example of how Microsoft is trying to turn everything blue. Just look at previews of the new MS office, everything is blue. Quite annoying. Second, they use the Windows standard, washed-out pastel colors.

So, I have taken up the task to make a new one. 3d rendered to ensure exact shadowing, lighting, and dimensioning. Made with Blender. Tell me how you like them!! :)

Click to enlarge!

wm3diconpreviewboth8px.th.jpg


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Thanks! Yes, these will be fully shared. If Xpero likes them, I hope they have a chance for being in the XPize "file type icons." If not, they will be here for anyone to use them as they want.

Here are some quick 48x48 icons I made. I will probably improve them but this is what I have now. I tried putting dimple things on the four corners:

wmiconworking5bj.th.jpg

But I don't think I like it. It's what I used in the second icon. Anyway, here they are:

post-90425-1145027420_thumb.png

WMiconrender1.ico

WMiconrender2.ico

there are nice but they just dont think they fit with XPize.

Sorry mate ,

the original ones please me more :)

same here, anyway thanks for sharing. :hello:

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Thanks for the feedback. I would like to take a shot and try to make them XPize style - what should I do, make them have the blue hue like the original?

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